Uncommon Cinematic Lighting Tips

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[GhostOfCaldera]

Wife gets mad when I buy gear, but when I come home with garbage bags and helium she won’t suspect a thing…

[EpicLightMedia]

I’m learning things! I love how you show how these techniques are used in movies and stuff and you are able to replicate them at home.

[TimmyLodhi]

That trick of putting a roll of ND on the lightbulb is incredible. I can't believe I hadn't thought of that before!

[kustoo]

Well done. Love the look of these shots.

[ianblackburn]

Falcon eyes are so underated such a good cheap Flexi light

[gregk]

Dude, please keep going. This is a fantastic resource and you are very talented at keeping your information short and concise. Appreciate you man.

[codyfinnegan]

This definitely deserves more views. It is so much more interesting and helpful than so many other filmmaking tutorial videos.

[ThePxj]

Love these vids. I find it tough to find good practical lighting tips and breakdowns on YouTube outside of wandering dp. Especially from people actually working in the industry. Loved the 16mm videos too. Keep it up!

[pointcam]

I love your tutorials. There's no BS, just real with a sense of humour, nothing short of being informative. Hope to see more. Thank you for sharing!

[phokar]

This is everything I pretty much needed to learn about lighting! Making it more dynamic, moody and real. Thank you so much.

[YuvalAloni]

The way you embody these techniques you're teaching is incredible.
We can feel everything's coming from your actual experience which is not to be taken for granted on Youtube.
Keep going 👏👏

[ReelFilmGeek]

Love the helium trash bag idea. Did the opposite once for a night shoot where we filled a 20 ft weather balloon with air and hoisted it over trees to use as a bounce source for moon light and it came out great.

[interfilmproductions]

By far I have learned more with your setup behind scenes that I have from my education of 4 years in film and tv production. Wow! Thank you and do more of this. It’s great too learn from you 🙏

[hosata]

Not only I loved how you shared this precious information but also I'm so much into your cool attitude. I wish I could work with a cinematographer like you.

[mcgreevs]

This channel is such a gem. Thoughtful, helpful, and entertaining. Not only that, there’s a palpable sense of fun, artistry, and craft in the edits.

It’s people like you that make this place special. Thanks for sharing your knowledge so freely.

[f.jacobalvaradoDOP]

First video of your's I've seen and can honestly say love this format man. You nail everything spot on of how you do your breakdowns with dope examples. Also great to see actual working cinematographers more on YT making dope content, insta-subscribed.

[aliumar]

Please do not stop this amazing flow of knowledge to us. Keep giving us.

[jaccarlson]

I love this. The expertise that is brought to the table is perfectly balanced with an authentic human tone.

[kateblakeman]

Amazing video! So excited to try these. Thank you!

[konradnoises]

the hard light mixed with soft light 100% sells it, will try it for sure. congrats on the tutorial, keep up!