Where to Place Your Lights When You Can't Use Backlight (5 Minutes to Better Lighting)

Don't have space or the lights to do backlight? Here's the next best way to lay out your lights!
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[@mikkalbreeden956]

Before the 3 min mark, I was getting nervous because in really small clubs with a roof 8ft or less, you have to use your front an innovative way.

[@shaf189msn]

Great advise sir.. what is this software that you are using?

[@limhourmuy3635]

what kind of program for stage lighting sir?

[@jamesmorrisband]

He uses a lot but most of his videos use Onyx. It doesn't have a built in visualizer but like he says in the description Capture works with it really well it's just an additional cost