My Entire YouTube Studio on One Desk!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

If you could add one thing to this setup, what would it be? ☑️ Thanks to Tarion for sponsoring this video! geni.us/8smWVP

[@JourdanMount]

what happens when you touch your desk? does the footage move?

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

If you rest your arms on the desk, there will be some shake. However, for light taps or placing things down, it's barely noticeable, and the camera stabilizes after a few seconds. In short, while it's hard to completely eliminate the shake without mounting the camera separately, this setup works pretty well overall.

[@JourdanMount]

@@NatesFilmTutorials thanks... I appreciate the truthful response.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Anytime!

[@TheThaiLife]

@@JourdanMount This is why I have my camera mounted off of my desk. I had it attached and almost had to run image stab every time I made a hand gesture or bumped the desk.

[@sushi_donut]

Bro, I have seen A LOT of these kinds of setups, but THIS IS THE ONE. 😭 Stop searching y'all, Nate has built it. Use his links, we owe him that much.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Haha! Appreciate the enthusiasm! Take it that you are building one?

[@sushi_donut]

@@NatesFilmTutorials haha yeah, I'm buying that DUMB money Raubay arm & FB Marketplacing a standing desk rn. So freaking smart dude! Happy Spooky season 😅🎃👻

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Love it!

[@klimovskiyal]

I live in Indonesia, shipping from US would be golden for me, sorry But I can found almost everything in local shops and maybe will use jp amazon.

[@ohno144]

Agreed. The one thing stopping me from making my videos is constantly having to set up. This is it

[@otter-pro]

This is the best single desk setup, and better than any other single desk setup I've seen, due to its simplicity and ease of use. Thanks

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thanks for the kind words! Thought about it long and hard. Are you looking to build one yourself?

[@AvalonCakes]

Love this setup, just one thing to keep in mind, if you're an artist or are doing anything where the desk could vibrate/move... that will result in shaky camera. If you have a heavy-duty enough desk, you might not have too big of an issue. Just something to keep in mind if you're a creator of that kind.

[@soulspotmedicine]

I like the slow, deliberate way you explain each of these props. Thank you.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate the kind words!

[@mohamedabdulhi2950]

This one will hit the algorithm. Keep em coming buddy. Congratulations. I'll definitely use this

[@tyronethegenius]

The beginning of the video says it all. I have a set of tripod sticks that I refuse to take down because its setup right where I need it. Even though its the only set of sticks I have, I would rather it stay there and I figure out how to prop the camera up for other shots than keep tearing down and resetting for various content shots. Same for my lights which is nothing more than a humble ring light, a work light modified with barn doors and a can light with black aluminum foil wrapped around to shape the light. I'll eventually have a setup up that is more routine and streamlined.

[@aliabdaal]

love this! quick Q: if you were to film sitting behind your desk with your arms on the desk, does the camera wobble if you move?

[@bluetechadmin]

Hey ali

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Hey Ali! Thanks for stopping by! Yes, the camera does wobble a bit if I move while sitting at my desk. For your setup, I’d recommend mounting the camera off the table for a more stable shot.

[@aliabdaal]

​@@NatesFilmTutorials great thanks :)

[@PaulFeinberg]

@@NatesFilmTutorialsgreat video! I love this and was going to do this same thing but the wobble was too much for me since I slide products and talk with my hands too much. So I used a varipole above the desk and mounted top down to that and have my key light on a rolling C-Stand with camera and mic. Then for shots I do not need the top down I can roll the c-stand wherever I want……ya i need to do a video on this lol 😂……still this is a fantastic option loved the video and your explanation was so clean! Subbed

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Good solution, Thanks for sharing!

[@zerotofreedom8438]

Thank you for a very rare informative video, finding actual useful and to the point information on KZbin has been getting harder by the day, keep it up

[@Real_David_Joseph]

Brilliant. As a new documentary filmmaker, this is gold.

[@JamesKing_Jr]

Bro. This is so totally legit. Massive props on this rig. I literally want to copy it piece for piece. Well done, sir.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Go for it! Share it with me when you finish it!

[@digioms]

Awesome setup! This literally saves space, time, and friction in content creation.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

It certainly has!

[@startingoverbygrace]

Great set-up. Minimalistic and clutter free.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you! Are you thinking about making one?

[@VincentForDesign]

This looks simple, but definitely not simple, more importantly, the result is very nice, and I assume knowing the fact that you can just turn on a few buttons and get the recording started right away feels so much empowering! Nicely done and thanks for sharing this. Subbed!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate it!

[@christophrumpel]

this is really impressively clean, minimal, and still super beautiful. Congrats and thanks 👏

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate it! Are you looking to make one yourself?

[@theattackchef6031]

the only thing i could possibly suggest would be to convert the dual knob post holder into a screw spindle style for ease of use with arthritis. think converting a dual handle vice into a single handle. Such an amazing time to be around.

[@HashiraAnimes]

Hi Nate! nice to meet you! first off congratulations for your amazing content, secondly, let me ask you a quick question. loved the idea of using a boom arm for holding the light! i went after the one you told in the video, but unfortunately here in europe i didnt find it. im building my new studio and i wanted know if you'd recommend another one as good as the one in the video! im worried about the weight of the light (NEEWER CB60B - 3kg) and the angulation! Thanks!

[@WiseRebel61]

Great information! I have seen so many video's on what equipment to get for starting your youtube channel. So this is perfect for space, cost and just starting out. I really want to do this the right way and save time. Thank you again. I like your setup and want to duplicate it the best I can.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Love it! Happy it was helpful!

[@christopherhinton5930]

I plan on making this studio. Thanks.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Go for it! Are you planning to use it with a computer?

[@nickqtv]

This is a great setup. I appreciate you making a video showing it off

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate it Nick!

[@CoronadosBrickHouse]

I have Slowly been evolving my desk setup to what yours is now for years. . Thanks for sharing your perspective!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Nice! Is there anything you think I should add?

[@TristanParkes-rb8gc]

Hands down, best KZbin setup I've seen so far and trust me, I've watched hundreds of these setups! Yeah, it's costly but, you will spend only once for a great quality setup. Thanks!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate it Tristan! Does this mean you’ll be building one? Lol

[@TristanParkes-rb8gc]

@@NatesFilmTutorials As soon as I have the money lol

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

@TristanParkes-rb8gc Understood! lol

[@TubeWizardz]

You should build on this video. It seems to score the best amongst most videos at the moment. So Make one on "How to Build an Entire KZbin studio on one desk" I know the content would most likely correspont with this video but it would adress a totally different audience.

[@shiv.69]

a really really really helpful video .. a much needed solution for my every setup related frustration .. thanks

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate it! Are you looking to build one?

[@shiv.69]

@@NatesFilmTutorials yes, sooner or later .. but definitely yes

[@HomesickMac]

I've just realized I needed a setup like this. The family moved to a new flat and I had to rebuild my whole studio again. The room is smaller and I needed to tinker with the setup so I get at least one shooting angle with more space behind me. At the same time, I'm on... tripods, C-stand and my setup is for three cameras filming at the same time. In 9 square meters I'm being aware that whatever I want to do, I need to move something. The studio was finished a week ago and I moved the stuff more than I filmed anything. Your video came as recommended in my feed so I guess the YT Gods were with me. Your solution here gave me some great ideas and luckily most of the stuff you mentioned is available in the EU (I'm based in Sweden). The top down shot is new to me as you've solved it so big thanks for that. Also, thank you for sharing those extra tips about filming and using the desk, slider, lighting in those special ways. Neat!!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

That’s awesome to hear! Studio setups can be a pain, but it sounds like you’re figuring it out. Can’t wait to see what you create in that new space!

[@MarkBennerArchitect]

That is such a cool and functional setup. I am developing something for a similar application, architectural process stories to feature the design experience (behind the scenes), explore the tools used in design (markers, pens, iPad, BIM), architectural product features (material samples, hardware, etc.), and hosted interviews, online focus groups, and online conference calls. This KZbin Studio on One Desk is ideal, especially for a small space. Thank you.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Ooh love that!

[@MarkBennerArchitect]

@@NatesFilmTutorials, I love that you shared links (sponsored) to the gear in the video. While not a stand-up desk, my plan is to jazz up my existing traditional desk, which already sports a double monitor and laptop arm. Some lifting casters may be added to improve mobility around the room. I will follow your lead on the light stand for use with my Falcon Eyes 18T Studio light with softbox. I'll begin with a couple of iPhone cameras, then move to a Sony and/or Blackmagic camera package. Thanks again.

[@wickedlybrilliant]

Nate, I love this! Exactly the kind of easy to follow video I've been looking for and a simple setup, that even I as a beginner can do. Thanks!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate it!

[@NM-hq1io]

Damn Nate, you just fixed all of my problems bruh - you should have completed the full set by giving some examples of camera & lighting to buy, what a GOAT 😂

[@duckiew7732]

Awesome set up Nate. Looks so simple but packs a punch!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

You got that right! Appreciate the kind words, are you going to make one?

[@duckiew7732]

@@NatesFilmTutorials maybe I just might!!!! Your vid is a great guide to what I need to

[@davalvideo]

Outstanding setup. Congratulations on your studio, and also, thanks for sharing how you put it together.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you! Are you looking to make something similar?

[@Getsuga2000]

THANKK YOU! IM BUILDING MY SOON YOUR VIDEO HELPED ME A LOT WITH MY NEW SET UP

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Yay!!! Glad it was helpful! I’d love to see what you do differently!

[@xanfus]

Damn this is slick! Awesome job Nate!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you!

[@TheStreamTeam-USA]

You may consider switching over to the El Gato Key Light, which comes with a desk mount, to avoid the need for a Softbox Mini. It's smaller, lighter and bright enough for your use case. Additional unnecessary set-up would be to add the Atem Mini Pro recorded directly to SSD. You'd be limited to 1080p, but you could switch to the overhead or front camera as desired and potentially have it recorded in a single take. Especially if you use something like a Parrot teleprompter clipped onto the front of your lens and using your cellphone to scroll your script or bullet points.

[@bwoohk]

Oh, oh, oh, this damn live beauty equipment is simply a magic weapon to improve video quality.

[@KevinKolbe]

Great setup. I’ve got something slightly similar but do think yours has more options. Nicely done and great explainer too. Thanks

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate you Kevin!

[@the_dad_library]

enjoyed this video, think I will adopt this setup

[@dumspyrospero]

Your setup is very inspirational. Thank you for sharing it with the world ❤

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Absolutely! Are you thinking about making one?

[@Pheelip]

Great in depth video and helpful for someone looking to setup a studio

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you! Are you looking to build one for yourself?

[@JamelDeCasseres]

This is great! I'm definitely going to look into this. Thanks for sharing!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

You definitely should! Would love to see it!

[@stckgrl]

Plan to do this. Thanks.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

🙏

[@PaulProsperInvestments]

Great video and setup. Thanks for sharing!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you!

[@silvrsurfer]

Hey quick question: I’ve gone down the content creation rabbit hole and - thanks for the setup tutorial btw - a lot of people seem to be writing and using scripts for their videos. I’d like to know who you usual go about things for yours; do you use a script? If so do you try to memorize it or do you use some kind of teleprompter? Any insights on your personal workflow would be appreciated!

[@jamie_jun]

Smartest, most efficient set up out there!! I lovE!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Glad you like it!

[@Khanal1975]

Nice, all in one set-up, excellent concept.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Glad you think so!

[@altynnazar]

thank you Nate, exactly I was looking for

[@theleastsignificantbit4794]

Very well thought out. Excellent video!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you kindly! Are you looking to make one?

[@plainmate]

Amazing Setup, Nate!! Caleb would be proud of you

[@oscar_rivas]

I love this setup, thanks for sharing!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Glad you like it Oscar! Is there anything you would add to it?

[@LearnHowToTradeOfficial]

Excellent thanks Nate!

[@LibryiaJones1]

This set up is SO DOPE!!!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you!

[@HrvojeLivnjak]

Would love to see how it would look with 2 computer monitors on a stand in front of you and how would you setup all the light, camera, etc.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

That would be sweet! Lmk if you decide to go for it!

[@HrvojeLivnjak]

@@NatesFilmTutorials I would love to see how you would do it. I'm planning to start my youtube channel and I have a big desk, 180cm wide and 80cm deep, 2 monitor screens in front of me. So would need some area where i can place a camera, light, etc. I'm not a pro in this field :)

[@Sarsour_]

Awesome setup!

[@JonatanCastro]

I'm absolutely in love with this setup. I have seen others, but this is amazing. Quick question, if you are willing to reply: when you are doing things on the desk, like showcasing products or doing unboxings, doesn't it make the camera shake?

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thanks for the kind words! In the setup I used in this video, there’s minimal shake. However, if you lean against it, it can be a bit shaky. For unboxings, though, it works great, and the rig settles within a couple of seconds.

[@JonatanCastro]

@@NatesFilmTutorials ahhh got it! thanks for your reply

[@BradSaidThat]

Thanks Nate, great video!

[@Oscarito_us]

Very cool setup, thanks for sharing.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thanks you! Are you looking to build one yourself?

[@SimieIriarte]

i just downsized to a one bedroom and lost my whole office. even if i still had a second bedroom I'd still wanna do this. so EPIC thanks for sharing

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you so much! Downsizing can definitely be a challenge, but it’s great to hear you’re still feeling inspired! Even with limited space, there are always creative ways to set up an efficient workspace.

[@JohnnyVichi]

this is the best 1 stop setuppp

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thanks Johnny! Are you thinking about building one?

[@chrismcpheepmp1650]

great video!!! thanks for sharing your setup.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate it!

[@sathyanarayan1929]

The best studio setup i have ever watchedl❤✨

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you! Are you wanting to put one together?

[@sathyanarayan1929]

@@NatesFilmTutorials YES offcourse, but I'm from Bangalore India, I don't think I can get the exact products here, guide me please.

[@hasnain231]

I love the setup

[@enriquezcustom]

Very inspiring Bro!! Thanks!!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Glad you liked it!

[@EcreativConsulting]

love this video , it is clear and informative

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Glad it was helpful!

[@melodyyarntinka]

Best set up ever !

[@kawesipastorholland]

I am saving this video so i can copy this setup when my channel take off 🎉

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

🔥

[@DanielBryn]

Great - just spend 350 USD on arms and mats. Cheers for the video Nate - Currently optimising and customising an Ikea workbench with drawers as a tiny studio setup. Its turning out to become my Frankestein! May or may not be turned into a video at some point, he he. Have a good one!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Love it! Can't wait to see your set up!

[@scalpsolutions]

This is clutch bro!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

You already know

[@Tuhqa]

Do you have any shaking going on in your footage from the camera being mounted onto the desk that way? Ive watched a ton of videos on overhead shots and the issue I'm worried about is shaking which I could fix in post of course but I'm curious. Really loved this video, probably the best ive watched thus far.

[@Matthewdoesit]

love the set-up thanks for sharing with us

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thanks! Are you looking to make one yourself?

[@Matthewdoesit]

@@NatesFilmTutorials eventually yes, I live in a tiny home at the moment so space is limited however I do want a studio so when that happens: I will get a dope desk

[@WatchWiseUS]

Oh wow. I would love this. It's SO expensive though.

[@Bo_Hazem]

Amazing video! Will keep it as a reference to improve my setup before I start!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Glad it was helpful! Would love to see how you change it up!

[@Bo_Hazem]

@@NatesFilmTutorials Thanks! I have a very tight place and maybe would go for a standalone stand with both cameras + the light is kinda huge but got the space for 120cm diffuser though. Trying to do a 50:50 screen split with half of the background being curtains and the other half a pegboard. Got a cheap adjustable table but sadly it's black carbon fiber so would use a white A2/3 cutting mat. Your build is brilliant to say the least and would help plenty to setup their own.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

@Bo_Hazem thanks for sharing! This build took me a while to eventually figure out, and plenty of Amazon returns. It takes time, but once it’s dialed in, it’s a wonderful feeling!

[@Bo_Hazem]

@@NatesFilmTutorials Also perfect choice of cameras! Personally I'll have the main be A7SIII with Sigma 24-70mm f2.8 and the top camera be A7Rv with Tamron 17-28mm f2.8. Might get the 24mm f1.4 GM for astrophotography + studio. Thanks for nice chat!

[@muskadobbit]

Love this great setup! I especially like the arrangement of the soft box attached to the table. Presently I have my light on a separate stand but it gets tangled up between my main table and an additional table. Q: I wouldn’t be able to attach a clamp to the side (they put the support too close to the edge of the table) Do you think I’d be able to put it toward the side but on the back and swing the light around to the side? Would the arm twist enough to be able to do that?

[@MarianeCresp]

I love your set up!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you! Are you looking to build one?

[@SJSSawdust]

Great video my man! I really like the look and sound of your setup - keep it up!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate it! Are you looking to build one?

[@SJSSawdust]

@@NatesFilmTutorials I’m always looking for info. I run a CNC channel so it’s hard to always get the lighting and sound right since I’m shooting in a tiny workshop. I just use a busted up iPhone - I’m going to watch your camera video tomorrow

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

@SJSSawdust Ah that makes sense! Have you seen the video from Bob “I Like To Make Stuff” where he built a rig without the need to sue a tripod? I would love to have some sort of version of that. You could also see how Adam Savage uses his phone right to film his videos. Truly impressive what you can do!

[@SJSSawdust]

@@NatesFilmTutorials Adam does a great job. Thanks for the videos. I subbed

[@KooroshAcademy]

Thank you for this amazing content ✌

[@AwsZuhair]

The best setup that I ever seen

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate it! Are you going to build one?

[@AwsZuhair]

@@NatesFilmTutorials I will try to do something similar with a little bit of modifications

[@bhenmdsg8756]

Should you have the lighting to thecentre so that lighting is equally hitting your face area?

[@PeterTrainer]

NICE JOB BRO

[@kawesipastorholland]

Came up on my feed and i love it 😂🎉

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

🙌 Appreciate the kind words! Are you looking to make one yourself?

[@DarrenStarr]

This was a great video, thank you it's very helpful and makes a lot of sense. I also wonder about your background. What is the light shining on your wall? Looks really cool Thank you!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate it! I have an amaran 200x geni.us/imnsu with the amaran spotlight geni.us/4u2s to give it a bit of texture on the back wall.

[@ThamerFrom81]

Great video Nate, and excellent set up. One question, do you mind mentioning the brand / type of the background standing light-tube please? Thanks

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you! Here is the one I have geni.us/AExnc9

[@elcerebro222]

Badass setup

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

🔥

[@klimovskiyal]

This is Amazing! I wanna setup like this 😍

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate it! Definitely let me know if you build one, I’d love to see it!

[@jukeman]

Wow, that is really great and affordable🙂

[@Iyaman-medic]

Impressive! Try doing that such set up..shout out to

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Awesome! Let me know if you make one!

[@TARIONofficial]

Thank you for the awesome video!🥰

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate the kind words!

[@theweekendphoto]

Hey tnx for the this Ma Dude!

[@angelvides5232]

Please put a list of these items , and a link of where to purchase them. Thank you

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Hey Angel! All links are in the description!

[@MackeeMouseMedia]

Really creative solution man this is awesome. Glad I stumbled across your video. Subscribed :)

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thanks so much for the kind words! Are you going to make one?

[@peterpayne2219]

Super helpful!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thanks Peter! Are you looking to make on yourself?

[@iamseryen]

I just found your channel and subscribed! This video is incredibly informative and helpful, thank you so much! 🙏 What is the long light you used in the background?

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you! That is the Amaran t4c! geni.us/AExnc9

[@VoiceOfVishwa]

Awesome Setup

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you! Are you going to make one?

[@VoiceOfVishwa]

@@NatesFilmTutorials Yes, But not now

[@omegajourney4668]

Great video 🎉 Thanks for sharing! Mind if I ask how you achieved the lighting on the back blue wall? And what are using as your practical/rim light in the shots where your key light is in the background? 2:36

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Appreciate it! I have an amaran 200x geni.us/imnsu with the amaran spotlight geni.us/4u2s to give it a bit of texture on the back wall. The lightsaber looking light is an amaran t4c, and I used an Aputure Mc, to add a bit more of a backlight for that specific shot. Hope this helps!

[@a2shadow]

Thank you for this review and desktop showcase. Do you recommend your light setup for video calls? Aka, an aperture 120d and the softbox you have?

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Yes, absolutely! the 120D is no longer available new, but you can get the amaran 60ds which will work well!

[@a2shadow]

@@NatesFilmTutorials Thank you for replying to my question. I will look into the Godox SL-100 Bi-color. I looked for the softBox that you have recommended, Godox S85T, and it is no longer available. Any other recommendation for softbox? I also wanted to ask if the light from the softbox is something that bothers eye or strain the eyes if used for hours per day during video calls?

[@US_CARCOVER]

wow you are amazing bro. can you make a video of my carcover?

[@graves_media]

I kid you not, I have almost the EXACT same setup. I have 2 zve10 mark 1, same lens for the talking head cam, same kit lens on my overhead, same rode mic, and the SAME FLEXISPOT DESK BASE just with a black top. Insane 😂

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Love it! Haha Hopefully it was inspirational

[@graves_media]

@@NatesFilmTutorials I've been using this stuff a couple years now. I just love to see videos of how others do it. The flexispot desk base was just my old one from pre covid. Wild that so much was alike though.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

🙌

[@thejoshthat]

How are you combatting the desk shake? I have nearly the same desk and equipment but have detached the light and camera (and put them on thier own tripods) because if I type on a laptop, it's like airplane turbulence for the viewer lol. Great vid, I learned a lot! I love the desk mat ideas!

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thanks for the feedback, and glad you found the video helpful! Yeah, there is a bit of shake, especially when typing, but I’ve found that once the camera settles and I’m not resting on the desk, it’s pretty stable.

[@bigboldbicycle]

Good walk through of your setup. I'm curious at 9:30 you mentioned the dual camera setup, how do you align the two video clips in post production? I tried it once and it's a nightmare trying to line up all the clips. Am I right in thinking in the film industry, that is why they use the clapper boards to make a sharp sound to help them align the clips in post?

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

That is correct! That way still works, but now most software can automatically sync the cameras together!

[@MouhcineAlMansouri]

Congrats 🎉

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you!

[@DanielKurganov]

nice! is your blue background wallpaper or paint? and what did you use to get the nice light pattern projected on the wall?

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thank you! It is a dark blue color, and then I have an amaran 200x geni.us/imnsu with the amaran spotlight geni.us/4u2s to give it a bit of texture on the back wall.

[@ricardocamejomedilusa1038]

Love the idea mate

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

Thanks Richard! Are you looking to build something similar?

[@ricardocamejomedilusa1038]

@@NatesFilmTutorials i already have, gona start a youtube chanel on other mail this years and got some ideas from this video