Lighting Tips and Tricks | How To Film Interviews

[@Supercon57]

That dot eye light is a great idea ...I'ma..I'ma have to steal that...

[@wearetrackclub]

Great video! Thanks for sharing your wisdom 🔥

[@techable7524]

Thanks for this, I learnt a lot! Quick question: Do you enable autofocus while shooting or just set and tell them to stay still? 🙂

[@JustinPhillip]

My corporate gigs are one of the main reasons why i invested in the Sony ecosystem. Best AF i’ve ever come across

[@aLgProduction]

Always good to see you. Thanks for sharing.

[@12yfilms]

I looovvee this! These are the kind of interviews I do. I've heard of the "wrap" light but have been too scared to try it. I've wanted to do it with a hard light. Maybe an Aputure 200d with a hyper reflector at 10 or 20%. I have to give it a try and avoid the person's face and desk. I love how you present these methods. Thank you!

[@JustinPhillip]

awesome! Yeah just try it out, you wont know till you do 🤙🏼

[@vahidamini1863]

✌....

[@AllThingsFilm1]

Great suggestions. I, too, like the eye light tip.

[@JoelGabrielsen]

Cool bro!!! Thanks for the breakdown. There is a lot of good stuff in here. I like the concept of that dot for eye light. Definitely going to try that on my next gig.

[@meyerdigitalfilm]

Great Video mate!

[@ottototofilm]

🔥🔥🔥

[@MattQuattro]

Great work Justin - you've become such a great resource for my work and I'm keen to hear your thoughts on the EL Zone stuff soon. Seems a bit limited with the dynamic range capped at 12 stops but I'd love to be proven wrong!

[@ThePodcastStudioMiltonKeynes]

8 minutes 35 of overkill lol.