How To Light A Car Scene (Poor Man's Process) | Cinematography Techniques
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
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I was pleasantly surprised how good this turned out.
I love lighting/cinematography breakdown like these. More of this, please!
This is unbelievable! What you can do with some lights and props in the "closed" enviroment. Thanks for sharing that with us !
Amazing! Really cool video! The only thing with the stormy rainy weather that definitely says it's a set up - the water drops on the side screen roll/fall vertically top to bottom, which means the car is standing still, cause even on a very low speed you will see an aerodynamic picture of the drops been spread around the window front to rear due to the sidewind. So i guess to fake this You might also need a good fan close to the front fender. But - guys - respect - You're doing great videos!
Definitely more cinematography videos. This is great, thank you so much!!!
Super helpful. Thank you a bunch. I am Loving the tutorials, please keep them coming.
This was an amazing video tutorial. I loved it. Lots of great tips. Loved the rainy night shot. The projector images was the best. This was my WOW moment. I've got to try is now. Thanks for doing such a great job. Keep doing more like this.
Loved this! 10 years in independent producing and this was super helpful. keep them coming for this new subscriber :D
This is amazing setup...Love that
Todd, Robbie, and Logan, you gentlemen are the Real MVPs!!! I don't have the equipment or manpower to pull off something like that, but it was awesome to watch you seasoned vets do it! Be well and stay encouraged!
As always, thanks a ton for support Jacob!
Excellent work guys. Thanks for sharing.
such an amazing work .
Very clever! I especially enjoyed the night drive lighting tips and tricks. The footage looked very realistic. I hope you make more of these videos.
Wow amazing tricks, I'm amazed you guys are awesome keep rocking!
SUPER cool! REALLY love this!
Very interesting. Explained very well. I would definitely be interested in other videos along these lines.
Great stuff. And yes, more cinematography tutorials please.
This was fantastic guys! Love the content.
That's incredible!
Thanks for posting! Will really help on an upcoming production!
very simple and understanding
man, thanks for the info and ur tips! really helpful!
great inspiration
Great stuff! I'd call it the (middle-class process) though lol
Seriously! haha
True dat
Thanks for the tip.the carscene at night looks good.👍
Fantastic I'm very impressed!
The Projector background looked incredible. Great work here.
Great process
I love this job very much
Great tutorial guys! keep 'em coming!
man this is some gold content. I am preparing my portfolio and this really helps
I don’t even think I can afford a light lmao
sithlordsoup same lmao
Same
Great Effort!
Awesome video, great work
Great stuff. The night one is top notch
This was suuper helpful!
Exlent work
This is great - keep the tips coming!
That’s dope! Minor thing is the steering wheel lol. It’s just little things like that you gotta watch for💯
Excellent
I love all this stuff!
Amazing!!
dope ! Amazing video dude. will helps me with upcoming projects
wow super cool, excellent results!
Amazing!
amazing, thanks
awesome work!!
Thanks for the information !! I will soon shoot a comedy vine adding your tips
nice work , and really cool
Great!
Awesome, keep up the good work.
This is a very unusual tutorial, Thanks for all the tips !
Stormy effect really gave me that mood.
Respect man
Cool!
awesome! post more!
beautful
LOVE, LOVE, LOVED IT!!!! Just one thing I really wanted to know. How did they manage to get the tripod set on the passenger side without taking out the car seat?
More of this!
Bro nice video really educating and useful
You would become famous really fast, be sure
The best on this subject I’ve seen yet
Wow thanks!
I find this really helpful thanks so much
Pls can you do a video on how to light up naturally basic lightings
amazing Tips
Sir your shots look legit! Excellent work 👏 🔥
very nice
Gold.
wow!!
thanks for this helping tutorial, but how you set the projection background ... did you put the projector behind the white-drop ?
Great job! Can I ask where you got the video you used for the projector screen for the rain shot? Thank you!
10/10 🔥
How did you manage the FPN on the Ursa in this low light condition? Great content as always 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
wow!
quality content
Dude, dope. Rain effect was next level.
Thanks man!
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Awesome , suppose he is taxi driver or it is family in the car and a guy is sitting in the other chair beside the driver how you will lit , hoping to see next tutorial, really your tuts are amazing , keep doing more lighting lessons
Awesome. Which light gear did you use for lightning effect during rain fall
Great tutorial... What size/lumens is the projector that you used?
hey Todd, (or anyone reading) I have a bunch of Par can light fixtures with standard light bulb screws. What lights would you recommend running in them? Eg is there an LED or fluorescent that can look the same as a hot incandescent light? Also I have a few Fresnel fixtures. Those bulbs are the kind you push in and twist 1/4 turn. I was using 500watt and 1k bulbs in them. They run really hot and always burn out. Is there an LED equivalent that can push in and lock like that? thanks folks.
I don't know why they called it as "poor man's process" although it was a budget process but, rich in output😍♥️
How would you go about doing a greenscreen shot for other angles instead of a side or back view? Such as a 3/4 view?
Awesome video! The projector technique looks great for night scenes but could it work for a day scene? Has anyone here successfully pulled this off?
Is there any course for video editing?
where did place camera for front angle? inside or outside?
Yes please.
Great video. Additional hint... Blue Screen for day and green for night. Blue mimics the light of day. Make sure the actor is not wearing anything close to the color you’re using.
HI do you mind giving the exact website for the footage you used in this video? the one with defocused? ThankYou!
Great to know that "simple" technics. But don't forget smalls details which can ruin everything, like that steering wheel turned at 180 degrees while the driver is supposed to drive inline ;)
Awesome video ! But there is a small problem with the rain, it should not run on the windows perpendicular to the ground because of the speed ! 😉👍👌
Good catch! Easy fix, run that blower so it hit the windshield and side window. That would move the drops sideways.
Great vid. Awesome if you have 5 people and a tonne of gear at your disposal.
Is there a trick to doing rear seat French overs with this process?
What camera do you use?
the LED with the orange GEL isn't an aputure light storm, is it?
Very cool. Are you guys making more of these?
Oh for sure! Plenty of em!
OUTSTANDING... how did you light the green-screen in the first setup?
Thanks! It was a Aputure 300d bouncing off of a poster board just above the driver side window. I talk a little bit about it around 2:35 - Todd
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Well, when car is moving, rain drops slide opposite of driving direction on glass because wind. Here looks like car does not move at all. The strong fan from the scene before could help to push water drops in the right direction, like in real life. I mean, any way, good video and thanks for shoving some set ups and do work some easier for others :)
Projector on a sheet to simulate driving at night rather then a green screen..........that's fucking brilliant.
3:23 weirdest sex scene i've ever watched 😂😂😂
HAHA
ha ha ha .....
Where can I find the night time footage to project
😍😍😍😍
Nice tut, made me glad that I've been holding onto an old 3000 lumen projector for the longest time.
I was so glad I had mine! Never used it till now, and i was so suprrised how well it worked!
@@shutterstocktutorials anything you recommend with it? Was going to film my own b roll and pull the projector out of focus for the projected stuff.
@@Democratese I'd say the hardest thing was keeping the light off of the screen, every once in a while the texture on the actual shower curtain itself would show. Especially during parts of the projected footage that weren't particularly bright. Thats the biggest thing to look out for.
@@shutterstocktutorials thank you so much.