How to Shoot a Funky Commercial with BASIC GEAR ONLY at Home | Behind The Scenes

In this behind-the-scenes, I show you how to shoot a product commercial at home in just a few hours with basic gear only. No sliders nor gimbals nor anything like that... Enjoy!

USED FOR THIS VIDEO

MY CREATOR ESSENTIALS

MAIN GEAR

LENSES & FILTERS

[Studio] LIGHTING

OTHER USEFUL STUFF

DESK/COMPUTER GEAR
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LINKS USED IN THE DESCRIPTION MAY OR MAY NOT BE AFFILIATE LINKS
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[JorisHermans]

No tictacs were harmed in the making of this commercial. 
Thanks for watching, guys! 👊🏻💥

[TesLatino]

This was great. Very helpful to see the creative side of the ad.

[defaperture]

That was awesome. Made the whole concept accessible to people just starting out with product filmmaking.

[touchtennis]

You’re gonna be digging those out of cracks you didn’t know existed, for years!!!! great video!

[VimalKumar-nixp]

I wish that this will get 100k views <3

[dougzauha]

I don’t know if you did this legitimately for Tic Tac, but if you didn’t they should buy this from you. GREAT vid. I love when you show the behind the scenes as to how you accomplished your shots. Might be basic, but in the end, it was extremely effective and well done. I hope you do more of these…you are GREAT at these vids.

[LarrysFishing]

That was fantastic. Really enjoy how you went about it and the final product was awesome!

[Droneaddiction]

Great job Joris, you definitely picked a difficult product 🤣

[bikecommuter]

Cool 😎
I did something like this in college only I using a bag of peanuts, I wanted to shake out one peanut so I put a piece of tape inside the bag so only one would pop out.
It took me many, many tries to get it down, two days of class time for a ten second video. 😁
love the water bottle light stand
FYI many lamps the shade mount, that screw on top is sometimes a 1/4 20 thread size, i.e lights and camera thread size.

[docteurmurielmartinyporras]

superbe vidéo très très bel effet visuel et sonore !!!! merci

[josefdiyal]

That was so far good man..enjoyed it.
Plz make more tutorial thanks.

[QasimZafar]

Loved this man, always look forward to these kind of commercial videos of yours ☺️.

[asimhafiz]

That was Fantastic dude Thanks for this.

[jordanvisions]

Looks really good! Liked it allot.... And great humor by the way 😃👍🏽, evan if maybe not intentional sometimes! Great stuff

[basmalenscraft]

Oh Joris I have tried several times to recreate the shot of tictac bouncing/ flying up, and I have not been successful a single time. I’m a beginner and don’t know what focus settings to use for such shot as when I throw the tictacs, they are never in focus. i have canon r7 with kit lense and I’m using 50 mm lense for this kind of shot, please if you can help me or let me know what I am doing wrong🙏🏻🥹. Love your work!

[BWEIRE]

I really enjoyed this and the associated video. Thanks! Subscribed, too.

[LifeofDawid]

Very nice Joris, simple but great, i try create to some similar to You video😃✌️

[ElusiveFrame]

6 months from now: "Is that a tic tac?... Oh! Remember that tic tac video I did?"

Fun video Joris. Your creativity and ability to find solutions is inspiring. 🤟

[healthtechfries]

Really cool! You Should sell it to the Tic tac Guys;-)

[LiveFish]

Thanks great video as always. I have a Neewer Led 3 light pack. Would you have been able to make your video look as good with those lights rather than your Godox setup? I’m wondering if I need a godox type of setup to give my videos a softer look? Thanks