How To Light An Interior Night Scene | Cinematography Breakdown

[@moritzspang]

Your Close Up is the perfect example for something that Marshall Adams said, that you get away with much less illumination in a scene when you have a catchlight in the eyes of your subject. Great breakdown!

[@scottchristie5324]

Love this! Love lighting tutorials and how you explain everything in thorough detail

[@carlostigs]

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[@carlostigs]

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[@229sybcom-iisameershinde4]

That's a good one bro ! The first shot was a great one loved it 🙌

[@carlostigs]

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[@Skopefilms]

Very nice to watch your work!

[@carlostigs]

Thank you!

[@Gabriel.C.Visionz]

Love your analysis sir just started my cinematography journey at Del-york Creative Academy, in love with your act

[@kenjohns1951]

Love this, nice lighting tutorial better than any university lecture I have attended.

[@MikeLunc]

So much learning ❤

[@Bowsprit92]

Great stuff! Really enjoyed this video and the information. Keep going!!

[@carlostigs]

Thank you!

[@MattAitia]

Looks great man!

[@carlostigs]

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[@ViralVideos-pr2oi]

Please make more of these bro.

[@alexnguyen262]

Thanks! Very informative, loved the lighting diagram

[@carlostigs]

Thank you!

[@everydaylifefilms]

New sub. Love your tutorials and the overall 'moodier' feel. Hope to get myself equipped with the skills too.

[@movieman925]

Great breakdown

[@carlostigs]

Thanks!

[@Bein87]

Amazing 😊 very good

[@carlostigs]

Thanks!

[@sondp]

2:19 since this is a night scene that exposure looks balanced to me, realistically you would barley see any details in corner of a room when there is minimal light

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[@ericung6271]

Hey Carlo! thanks for posting this. Just wondering what software you're using to show the scene?

[@carlostigs]

Using Photoshop to design the layout and a company called “Film Objects” for the, well, film objects haha