How to Light On Location Using a Waffle

[@migsflicks]

This is so helpful. This channel is a hidden gem

[@insanejughead]

Who else wants to binge Michael Rosen's films after each if these tutorials?

[@GarrettBM]

Awesome stuff!

[@ProfessorChocolateCake]

Whenever he says "I hope this film has been useful to you" I always mute the part where he says "I hope" because Matthew Rosen's videos are always useful.

[@brucewilliamsstudio4932]

He is a master at lighting!

[@art_means_artificial]

so many people are working on set the scene and such a rubbish result ....

[@EugeneMaynard]

Starting off 2020 with continued excellent content! Thank you 🙏🏾

[@Benz101]

Thanks a lot for sharing these "secrets" with us. It is highly appreciated.

[@keithdennis5085]

'Great video! I always look forward to your KZbin postings, Thanks!

[@burhanaltncan4527]

It is a very useful video. Thank you!

[@dennismenace4188]

Thanks Matthew!

[@filmbanana359]

Thanks for the video

[@johannes914]

Great valuable information. Thank you for your videos.

[@PetrosKatsorchisPhotography]

Always amazing work you are putting there for us.. Keep it up. Happy new Year 2020💗

[@zizartfilm]

Happy New Year your videos are helpful thank you and i hope you upload more often

[@tinotrivino]

Very nice idea :)

[@amrghandour-7952]

Very useful... 🥰🥰

[@azatecas]

Yes anotherrrr video from the prosss

[@manchester8117]

Great video as usual. What are those towers with the counterweights? Who makes them?

[@joelarvidsson]

Cool solution for getting up that grid without touching the walls. Do you often shoot with no diffusion? It looks great! Do you have an stills of wide shots to share and still from the following close up? Are you adding diffision to the close and medium shots? I loved to se an episode on that. How much you could modify youre lights between wide medium and closeup.

[@kinetek2881]

This movie was designed to look like a movie shot in 1938 so I did not use any diffusion on this film. and very few soft lights. but I use all sorts of tools usually.

[@rohitvyavahare5727]

Very helpful...

[@billtotolo]

Great tip, and the results speak for themselves. Are these towers a DIY solution? Never seen these in a rental house. Thank you.

[@kinetek2881]

Yes, they are DIY. A standard truss can also be used. www.amazon.com/Lighting-Aluminum-Trussing-Diameter-Fitment/dp/B07DR8CHZ7

[@rihardsseso]

Wery nice video. Thanks

[@lharish0407]

Please more videos 🙏

[@micgivens23]

Thanks bro.

[@BadKarma714]

I wish I could afford a lighting system like that

[@art_means_artificial]

so many people are working on set the scene and such a rubbish result ....

[@EYECRAFTVideo]

HAppY NeW YeAr !! Thank You

[@arnoldforeverbowman6847]

Thank you

[@IAMDIMITRI]

Uploads on Jan1 2020. Than you for the present :D

[@russs-y3h]

Great

[@aleksanderhaugdal2060]

What about wall spreaders?

[@FKfilmphotography]

KINETEC notification, stop everything and watch. I'm a simple man.

[@MridulDhar]

Like, then hit play.

[@queefreak666]

Great tutorial, but trying to search a "Kinetek Tower and Waffle Kit" is fruitless. And I live in L.A.

[@art_means_artificial]

so many people are working on set the scene and such a rubbish result ....

[@brucewilliamsstudio4932]

Geez dude, you just stopped by to kick over the can of marbles? How rude!