How To Light A Night Scene | Cinematic Moonlight Tutorial

[@AlbinThorburn]

Thank you! This was really insightful. The smoke looks absolutely fantastic!

[@coyotestudios1]

Thanks! This is one of many to come! 😀

[@AlbinThorburn]

I'm going to have to get a blackmagic camera after seeing this... That dynamic range is beautiful.

[@coyotestudios1]

It’s definitely is! 👍

[@s.o.s235]

Really good job. Lighting atmosphere and acting . Got caught up in the films

[@coyotestudios1]

Thank you! Yes make sure and checkout our short films!

[@birdhouseproductions3757]

Amazing, I must say I love how you went into detail explaining exactly what was used. And the smoke was such a great addition

[@coyotestudios1]

Thank you! Another tutorial is on the way! 😉

[@moleshollow]

What flashlight is in this? Been looking for a powerful flashlight for a shoot that doesn't flicker, this one seems great.

[@jusbenji]

the most helpful video ever thank u

[@lizabocharova4320]

Thank you so much for your instructional video! ❤

[@carlodebenedictis598]

Outstanding thanks for this tip u rock bro

[@dcfanforlife533]

Great work!!

[@coyotestudios1]

Thank you! 😀

[@shamimKhanSR]

keep up the good work 👏 🙌

[@coyotestudios1]

Thank you 🙏

[@BobWilcox]

Aw man this is epic. Do you guys have any issue with sound when using a generator to light your night scenes?

[@coyotestudios1]

Yes 🙌 when we use the generator we end up redoing all of the sound. Thanks 🙏

[@hirobiikoma]

r u always keep iso 400?

[@coyotestudios1]

Yes 🙌 because it’s this cameras native iso and it looks the cleanest on 400

[@DavidGriffin]

Remember the 6K has a second native iso.