How I Shot This Commercial in an Elevator

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#cinematic #lighting #filmmaking

[seanlefloch]

You know how I know that this is unbelievable cinematography? All you showed me were three shots that took about 12 seconds and I am already very interested in this story. You are a magician!

[stevenkralovec]

Dude, you are massively underrated on YouTube. Your cinematography work looks amazing

[stepheninman]

Really appreciate how your channel is about conveying information and not selling your YouTube personality. No long intros, redundant sponsorships, and superfluous content just to get a second ad roll halfway. It might come to that someday if you want to make it as a YouTuber, but I’m really loving the current format!

[neilisalive]

What I love about this channel is that the examples aren't scattered in a general "How To Light A Scene" sense. Your example is very anecdotal, which in a way inspires me more than general examples. You don't go in completely aware of what you're teaching. You tell us what you wanted and how you achieved it in interesting ways. That's good stuff. It's like going to a set and watching a DP work. You learn a lot just by seeing how they problem solve.

[ItaloMuniz]

I'm an architect with some intermediate knowledge in 3d and rendering software and it's pretty dope to see the tricks and strategies that you use in real life with lights can be easily translated to the virtual environment to achieve the same effects. Extremely helpful, awesome content!

[edwardcrockett]

There needs to be more of this type of content on youtube. Too many guys are out here talking about lighting and cameras but not making actual work! your stuff is so helpful because it's real world examples. Keep it up!

[dylanraywallis]

This reminds me of when I found Danny Gevirtz when he was under 10k subs. Top notch work here, Lewis. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[tobiasjones]

I can't get enough of these videos.
I'm primarily a photographer, dipping my toes into video.

These short, concise vids are more valuable than hundreds of hours of yt photography tutorials i've watched over the years

[mcgreevs]

Easily my favorite new channel by a mile. Such high level work explored in such an approachable way.

[leandromoreno]

Great stuff . I want many more of these practical videos. Not like most chanels that only do breakdowns . This os the real deal

[the-secrettutorials]

Wow I'd love to see the whole commercial

[sianceinwenauthor]

This was so incredibly helpful! I'm writing a book and I really needed to see how elevator scenes are shot. This was so much information… also, I freaking LOVE Masters spearmint milk lol!

[VAZZU]

Short and sweet!! Your gonna blow up soon

[luisgondim]

this channel is a treasure
thanks dude !!!

[RadianFilms]

Yes, yes! Amazing shots! really great! :D

[thelmawintercat]

Just stumbled upon this and wish I had found it earlier. Finished shooting a short film today (student project where I did lightning for the first time) and most of the story took place in an elevator. 😂
Thanks for sharing some great knowledge, both in this and other videos!

[JorgeDourado]

Always great to see your work!
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers.

[philiphovensjo]

THANK YOU for not using the film bro tutorial voice, this is so pleasant to watch, and ofc great stuff! THANKS ✨✨✨

[TheScrubsfanforever]

Just saw your Videos for the first time. I absolutely love them! Somehow you seem to be the first really capable DP and Youtuber

[MikhaAngeloMusic]

Wow, this is really helpful and inspiring man! truly in awe. Keep going Lewis!