How I Lit a Vintage Scene With One Light | Multiple Shots

In this video we're looking at how I lit a vintage scene with one light! This tutorial has a variety of wide and tight shots, and can be done all with ONE LIGHT.

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[forgmail]

Hey man, I just wanna say I've always appreciated your work. Ever since the pandemic happened, financial problems kicked in and I had no choice but to stop film school. Your videos helped me continue progressing the profession I choose to have. Continue the great work man!

[NewLayer]

This video has inspired me to sell all my lights and keep only 1. NOOOT!!!

But this is a great video showing how you can use and modify a single light in so many ways. I've missed just watching your setups for inspiration. Now I'm off to the next.

[ElBoyoElectronico]

This really helps! Thanks for talking us through your setup.

[mr.mayhemsama]

You're the best Brady! I always learn a lot from your videos

[Elie.Khoury]

Thanks for sharing ! I have two lights and i always wondered if i can shoot anything special.

[The_CSI]

Just discovered your channel today and I already Love this dude ♥️.
Beautiful content 💥♥️

[MoonlightSocial]

Busy is good! Are you working on a short film?

[owen_poffenroth]

Super helpful tips man, using just 1 or 2 lights make things a lot less stressful on set I find. I definitely gotta pick me up some haze now

[JacobVossFilms]

Oh man - the wide of Sara watching the projector image was so good. I'm trying to improve my wide-shot game right now. Loved the simplicity yet effectiveness in your setups. Keep up the good work Brady!

[alexbadeau]

Good point about thinking quick ! I’m in production for a short film and shooting in golden hour definitely required me to move fast haha

[nilsen]

Its good to see you pal ☺️
Good job 👌

[BuriedHatchetProductions]

This would’ve been super useful to learn before my recent short film since I used a slide projector. Definitely will try these techniques in the future.

[johnf.hebert]

IM about to shoot something and I plan on putting my one Nanlite 300 outside the window with haze just like this. I won't have blinds though
just sheer curtains.

[heroaomedia]

Bahaha, ah the haze scene from your last video was very relatable. Note, gaffer tape over smoke detectors can ruin the paint on your ceiling!

[CountSorinsRealm]

Hey Brady, fantastic video, one of my favorites of yours so far! What is the projector's make/model and where did you get it? It looks super cool! Thank you for all you do for us!

[AkimAsanovFilms]

Hey!
how do you color your videos?
please record the video.
I have been following you for a long time. But I can't wait for a video with color correction in Davinchi.

[smepable]

Would be interesting If you could fake the hazy look for the Close Up Shot in post to Match the shots...

[sansan-fbeu]

Brady another superb tutorial!!
I do have a question though, at what percent did you have the 300d running ?

[mrp]

I was wondering if you could do a video where you just use flashlight and natural light to light up the scene, i know there are some people like me who cant afford lights, so if you could do it, it would be of great help😊, as always amazing content ❤ thank you.

[NOURA]

can i do it with ml60 ? or should we use powerful light ?