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[yetiiiiiiiii]

i love how the story telling has improved in the past few months on here and pr basics :D
absolutely love it

[vegardpedersen]

It turned out great. It is exciting to see how much you can do with just natural light. I often just take away light too, with dark blankets. And it is so fast when you don't need to rig up lights and cables everywhere 🙂

[marconascone]

I've definitely been in that kind of situation before I had any lights and I really couldve used this video. I will say you are pretty lucky to be shooting in such a neat and bright house :)

the one biggest thing I would say is sometimes it's good to rearrange furniture and remove distracting objects so it looks natural through the camera. It sounds simple but for example I wouldve moved that box thingy and ditched the phone. When I first started, especially when I was shooting at other peoples houses, I was too shy to move stuff around and change decorations. In the end you arent just representing the client, your work also represents yourself, so to all you new videographers dont sacrifice the quality of your project just to be polite.

[CharlesCurtisCreates]

Really loved this one fellas! All my cinematic shots are low budget stretches so far. The idea of the phone light under the vase is genius

[victorc.]

"using NO lights"....So let's take that desk kidding, thanks for the video!

[pmfelix]

One of your best accomplished and most useful videos. Thanks.

[semyonfox]

i love the storytelling, makes the video and the concepts much more memorable!

[AceProMusic]

this is pretty dope, i direct pretty much all of jack's music videos and to see his name featured on a channel i come to for inspiration and tips is quite amazing! thank you for the lessons and love!

[ironicanimations]

Dude the amount of editing and cuts and audio throughout this video is really fun!

[sleeplessdreamer]

Glad to finally find a video about no budget home lighting. Watched so many that were just expensive lights manipulated by home products!

[sagi]

This is exactly what I needed!! Thanks guys ❤

[kimnkal]

That was a really helpful video, thank you!

[InstagramParisLiLiPhotography]

Excellent ! loved the phone light and the vase !

[gummikalli]

This video is excellent. Exactly what I need right now.

[AKAProds]

Love this! Great storytelling, but also very practical, real world solutions that aren't just "buy X expensive gear and do Z with it"

[mihaelailak]

you guys make the best videos. keep doing you.

[pedukamedia]

That's helpful guys, I learned a lot about the set design. I wonder if you have a specific tutorial on set design

[thezencare]

Thank you so much for this... this should have a million views!!!

[grahamfilms]

This video was great for me. I do freelance photography as my own business, as well as a bit of filmmaking as a hobby. I only have 2 cheap LED rigs on a tripod and a desk lamp or two. I'm able to make it work though!

[josephbates]

I love the inclusion of a story narrative, very good :)