How to Light a Night Scene with Shane Hurlbut ASC [Part 2: Matching Urban Light]

[@christiankline4348]

It's frustrating having to scower through dozens of youtubers who "Light Night Scenes" by just making everything Dark, and blue, to finally land on a video such as this one. One with legitimate DOP's, Gaffers, and credentials. Great work, and I can't believe this is free. Absolutely considering the course.

[@oftenwrng]

IKR !!!!!!

[@filmmakers_academy]

We appreciate you!! We have more free stuff, over 30 filmmaking lessons: www.hurlbutacademy.com/courses/hurlbut-academy-sampler/

[@threefoldtv]

Amazing content from a legend.

[@garrettbruch2395]

My goodness!!! Did I just hear 'Dart' by Slowblink in the background????? 😃😃😃😃😃 good taste in music!!

[@joenicklo]

Instantly subscribed after watching the last video in this series. Love it!

[@KutsFedor]

Thanks you ALL!

[@antdx316]

so much work to create and maintain an expected mood

[@akbar_khalid]

I've got nothing to do with this "stuff" but I enjoyed the video a lot. Behind the scenes activity is so much that it surprised me.

[@ManitMonsur]

This is officially my new favorite KZbin. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us!

[@filmmakers_academy]

Thanks so much for being here!!

[@bataviachris6719]

You’re a legend. Cheers from Morocco!

[@Praxiszooms]

this is fantastic and hands on ..."serious" content!

[@greciacarminagutierrezflor1492]

I've learned so much with this series. Love your work guys

[@izored]

That's business right there, have a paid workshop, film it, and sell it again online. gotta keep that one. Thanks for the share Shane!

[@BlacksheepPictures]

can i also use a 500w led for the moonlight? i am tight on budget :D great video btw

[@mikeanthonyb.c.v.8774]

Appreciate you for this channel!!

[@DominikKristen]

Very cool! 😎👍

[@MylonasFilms]

Love this

[@hackpicturesinternational7139]

thank you for the light lessons

[@JonJOn0]

Intense, just feel like you're on set

[@harrisonshook507]

this is incredible information man, thank you!

[@nimequejo]

I was going to write the same thing!

[@madamejam]

This is awesome. Your attention to the small details is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@BuildABergGroup]

This is really good shared knowledge.

[@lo-ficranetv2106]

Free lighting lesson - thanks!

[@carolnglinjoo4059]

Wow.. Nice light research.. Did not know such depths... Truly interesting and challenging... ^_^

[@chris.chiutena]

Damn son this is too good 😍❤📽⚡

[@georgiostsamis2782]

Amazing! Thank you for this content!

[@nannodek]

this is extremely illustrative and helpful! thank you!!

[@AnthonySherritt]

Shane provides the real shiznet. This is awesome. I would love to come crew for him.

[@DoDo-ot4yy]

Amazing

[@safetyfreedom6517]

Great 👍

[@redabendaou6565]

Thank you so much

[@RoadFromNowhere_SE01]

I’m always shocked by the size of lights used for nighttime. An M8 is bright! You can ND, stop down, match fill light but it just seems like a lot still. Big toys for big boys I guess. I’m like get the 1K, but an FX6 is a monster

[@johnstub]

I don't understand why did they add "half green" to the Arri lights, he said that after mentioning a 1.3 magenta in another light. Would appreciate a lot some more info on this 🙏

[@saicharankolluri404]

what is the name and number of gel you used for moon light for M8

[@alexandervarghese7423]

Which light meter are you using?

[@filmmakers_academy]

www.hurlbutacademy.com/shanes-kit/ You can find most of his main tools here!

[@alexandervarghese7423]

@@filmmakers_academy Thank you. Have a good day.

[@mystic_maelstrom]

what exposimeter does he use?

[@filmmakers_academy]

www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1436631-REG/sekonic_401_800_c_800_spectomaster_meter.html/DFF/d20-v1-t13-x-w8478 You can check out his kit here: www.hurlbutacademy.com/shanes-kit/

[@mystic_maelstrom]

@@filmmakers_academy thank you so much!

[@roehaus1]

I think that your instructional video's are excellent! But I think most of your viewers, including me... cannot afford the equipment that are using in your tutorials. Perhaps your videos could include some alternative (creative) ways to accomplish similar effects on a lower budget.

[@filmmakers_academy]

Yes, we have a lot of DIY solutions that we have done! We have some of these on our channel under the Low Budget and DIY Tips playlist!

[@grantmacallister]

Am I correct in assuming this was filmed pre-covid?

[@filmmakers_academy]

Of course it was, this was in 2018

[@liquidmocofilmsllc4915]

Anyone can do this when you have major budget.. Give me a budget for all the lights and gaffers and I'll create something just as good if not better.... Money is the bottom line.

[@RogueNoble]

You can have a ton of money and professional gaffers and still have terrible lighting. The principles here are the same whether you're using an Arri M18 or Aputure 300d.

[@liquidmocofilmsllc4915]

@@RogueNoble No they are not. Completely different world. Physics and the inverse square law begs to differ. If it were the same why don’t these pros use all 300ds to save the producers a ton of money?

[@AyechinoProd]

@@liquidmocofilmsllc4915 Not everyone is interested in low budget solutions. Go somewhere else if you care for that type of information.

[@liquidmocofilmsllc4915]

@@AyechinoProd of course missing my point! Let me spell it out for you. ANY PERSON can do this with those type of resources!! Idiot

[@anthonycedar7]

@@liquidmocofilmsllc4915 That is entirely untrue. It is not about the fixtures, but more about lighting knowledge. I would say a skilled director of photography could create the same result with any light and any budget. It doesn’t matter what your budget is, as long as you know how to shape and control light, you can do anything. Of course, higher end equipment is always better, but it doesn’t matter as much as people think. Shane has made many videos where he has gotten great videos with cheap lights.