shooting in small indoor spaces: light faces not spaces (for wider focal lengths espec) ceiling bounce at angles to try to emulate how the space is normally lit for natural vibes. you can add unnatural light at slightly goofier angles as fills larger sources soften everything and provide a more pleasing catchlight, so consider aputure lanterns/china balls/using a nets kit. also makes it easier on the performers to use nets, less harsh light in their face ideally 2 strong lights for subject n bg and 2 weaker lights as fills, though 4 strong lights is better reflectors and mirrors to fill in gaps cstands have better small footprints indoors than cheap $60 air cushioned lightstands and are more versatile sandbag everything coz u will trip. gaffe tape cables to reduce tripping hazard
Brady! You help me out so much with these vids man- thankyou - always trying to put the words into action (with varied results!) haha - appreciate your work mate
Really good stuff learned alot from your FTF course. So here is the issue i'm running into. I have one of those round led lights that is already soft and a 30w light at 50 power with a softbox and grid on it, but I'm still getting alot of shadows on the walls and backdrop with no windows. Work isn't springing for alot of equipment, so I'm kind of limited and using my own lights for now. the background is two silver panels, which I suspect is also reflecting light although, my subject is standing in front of it, so he's blocking most of the bounce I believe.
Love your channel Brady. But I think the blooming filters are a little too much on your footage. All to personal taste tho! Cheers for another great video
@@ViralVideos-pr2oitrend. Think not. They have been used on film making for ever. Also sometimes film makers get vintage lenses to get same look to reduce sharpness
Love the video once again my man! These tips are going to help out so much while i’m making my lighting plans for my upcoming short film. Also, I noticed you are shooting on the Fx3 in this video… Lately, I’ve been debating heavily whether to go for the Blackmagic 6k pro or the fx3. I know that gear doesn’t matter, but let me know your unbiased opinion. I do a lot of cinematography, some corporate work, some run and gun work, etc, etc. I’ll be coming from an A7iii, so not sure if that will change your answer 😂 Thanks dude!
I had an A7III and now i own a FX3. I really recommend it. Very cinematic results (10 bit, intraframe codec, 4:2:2, slog3 w/widegamut), and a great AF & IBIS for run and gun!. The lack of a VND can be solved with a filter...
Hello Brady, great video as always 👍🏻 I wanted to recreate your bathtub scene with my FX6 for my 1.000 subscriber special 👍🏻 now it is finished and released 😉 if you want to have a look 😀 best cinematic greetings from germany
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Love your content and I am certainly no authority but the halation is way over the top in a lot of your vids especially in this one 😁
Peep the 5lb bag of sour patch kids… an absolute essential on every set
This video is coming very much in handy for an upcoming shoot I have in my small house :) Thanks for the splendid content as always Brady!
the on off/of the spotlight was an eye opener. Wish you had shown the shape you made on the cabinets
shooting in small indoor spaces:
light faces not spaces (for wider focal lengths espec)
ceiling bounce at angles to try to emulate how the space is normally lit for natural vibes. you can add unnatural light at slightly goofier angles as fills
larger sources soften everything and provide a more pleasing catchlight, so consider aputure lanterns/china balls/using a nets kit.
also makes it easier on the performers to use nets, less harsh light in their face
ideally 2 strong lights for subject n bg and 2 weaker lights as fills, though 4 strong lights is better
reflectors and mirrors to fill in gaps
cstands have better small footprints indoors than cheap $60 air cushioned lightstands and are more versatile
sandbag everything coz u will trip.
gaffe tape cables to reduce tripping hazard
Very nice, B! I love that she wants to keep even the Cup o Noddles cup clean. Haha
Professor Brady! Thanks for another brilliant tutorial!
Much love from Sierra Leone
All the way west Africa
Thanks for your teachings
Brady! You help me out so much with these vids man- thankyou - always trying to put the words into action (with varied results!) haha - appreciate your work mate
Very nice. The spotlight comes in handy.
class is officialy dismissed.
This was a huge struggle for me but thank you brady for the amazing tips, for sure i will use them a ton.
Great video! Using mirrors to bounce the light its a really efficient way to light small spaces too :)
Aw. Love your passion. Keep going strong boy. Great job
Eggcrate on that f22 would really help ya on some of those set ups. Just cleans up alot of that spill.
Really good stuff learned alot from your FTF course. So here is the issue i'm running into. I have one of those round led lights that is already soft and a 30w light at 50 power with a softbox and grid on it, but I'm still getting alot of shadows on the walls and backdrop with no windows. Work isn't springing for alot of equipment, so I'm kind of limited and using my own lights for now. the background is two silver panels, which I suspect is also reflecting light although, my subject is standing in front of it, so he's blocking most of the bounce I believe.
Merci beaucoup director pour le partage
Love your channel Brady. But I think the blooming filters are a little too much on your footage. All to personal taste tho! Cheers for another great video
I think he should drop the filters to 1 quater strength and not what he is rocking on the camera
@@AlfieWeaverLeonGale 1/8 strength if anything. I just think these diffusion filters are another trend & when overused rly ruin the footage
@@ViralVideos-pr2oitrend. Think not. They have been used on film making for ever. Also sometimes film makers get vintage lenses to get same look to reduce sharpness
6:54 i thought the hair made the man but its the lighting! watch out Kaya, make sure you bring a chaperone, haha. looking great
Love your work.
The more I watch your channel, the more I'm realizing how clutch having an F22C in your kit is
I preach that so often
any recommendation which 3 light kit you recommend when you just starting on your filmmaking journey?
Thanks men for everthing!
Dig this setup Brady 👌
Thank you! That’s useful indeed
Awesome work mate! I'd love to see your tube light at your desk set up. Are you using a grid?
Awesome video, thank you!
Brady, if I could only afford one other light other than my 120 d, which would you recommend getting?
Love this setting,
Are led mats a great purchase? Aside from small spaces.
Pls, what's the link to this 0:54 boom arm? Is that a c stand grip head on it ?
Washing the fully wrapped cup of noodles 😂 great tutorial!
please recommend some boom arm light stands. I can't find any reliable ones where I live or on amazon
I like how you eat the props. See you on the flip flip ;)
Thank you man !
Love the video once again my man! These tips are going to help out so much while i’m making my lighting plans for my upcoming short film.
Also, I noticed you are shooting on the Fx3 in this video… Lately, I’ve been debating heavily whether to go for the Blackmagic 6k pro or the fx3. I know that gear doesn’t matter, but let me know your unbiased opinion. I do a lot of cinematography, some corporate work, some run and gun work, etc, etc. I’ll be coming from an A7iii, so not sure if that will change your answer 😂
Thanks dude!
I had an A7III and now i own a FX3. I really recommend it. Very cinematic results (10 bit, intraframe codec, 4:2:2, slog3 w/widegamut), and a great AF & IBIS for run and gun!. The lack of a VND can be solved with a filter...
did you open the window lighting from outside?
Your video looks dreamy. did you put some filter in your lens or is it just the color grading that made that look?
It's probably a Black pro-mist filter. But imo it's overpowering
These are great tricks
🤔🤔 can’t get off the washing of the wrapped cup noodles. I know there was a conversation about it where you were like “….don’t worry about it”
Cheers Brady
Genius counterbalance 😉
Hey where did you get the film grain from? Is it Dehancer pro?
In which categories are Amaran > Pavotubes?
brady, you keep forgetting to tell us the White balance for each scenerio. you can type it as a message
I’m sorry I forget sometimes! For this it was 5600
You in Utah now? Or just visiting?
thank you :)
Nice tips, sad I don't have money for this
No more Blackmagic cams?
🔥🔥
nice. 1 question, why is she washing the noodles? 🤣
she really cleaning a ramen noodle cup
that space isnt small
Hello Brady, great video as always 👍🏻 I wanted to recreate your bathtub scene with my FX6 for my 1.000 subscriber special 👍🏻 now it is finished and released 😉 if you want to have a look 😀 best cinematic greetings from germany