the quality of your tutorials is honestly almost unbelievably good. I don't know how you manage to produce so much detail in your work but man, it's soooo nice to watch. when you did the animation where the fill light got dialed down is a great example of this! keep it up man. I've been around for a good while now but it's been a while since I've watched a video. will be checking back much more often with these lighting tutorials to use a refresher :)
+DailyDaves Thank you! It takes a lot of work putting all of this together, especially since I am doing it all by myself. It can get frustrating at times, considering I had to re-do the animated part twice since After Effects crashed on me without saving anything the first time. But honestly, all of it is worth it once I see all the feedback the video receives and seeing people pleased with the learning experience. Thank you for watching, I'm happy to you'll be coming back for more :)
Olá Kriscoart! Sou Brasileiro e venho acompanhando o seu canal, sou estudante da área audiovisual e gostaria de te agradecer pelos vídeos incríveis. Não entendendo inglês fluente, mas como seu vídeo é bem detalhado, com desenhos, gráficos fica fácil de compreender. Se tivesse legenda seria muito bom, obrigado! valeu
when Tungsten light detailed，there was a Chinese Mandarin word meanning"Your mum's (female anatomy)" that sounds nothing do with this very helpful episode. Just remind you : ) no offence.
KriscoartProductions thank u for replying and I love ur work. I can't believe he has been snubbed for oscars so many times. I think with the new blade runner he'll finally get it. Weird that Jeff cronenweth is not working on it though. He's a great dp and his dad was the dp for the original blade runner.
+Susan Bennet Thanks! 2 more videos on this set up are coming in the next two weeks: Moving the lights with story in mind Creating separation with color Gels Then we are going to move on to some even more advanced stuff. Can't wait to share :)
Very interesting and useful, thank you very much! The only thing that was missing is lack of comparison the shot with back light and without. But even without this tiny thing this lesson was great. Waiting for further tutorials ;)
+Teens McLagen You're right I should have done some quick cuts near the end comparing the different looks. As a way around this you can click on the following time marks of the video to see that comparison. 1:30 Key only - 2:14 Key+ Fill - 3:58 Key + Fill + Back Light
Hi, I have looked through comments, but have not seen one important question. What lights do you use? I like the tone you are getting. Thanks and keep up the good work.
You're the man. You cut out all the BS when you present this. You should call this channel "Nutshelling Filmmaking." You're the John Holmes of video production how-tos. A cut the BS specialist. Not real sure about that shirt, (kinda looks like a beer belly grandfather's after a wet tee shirt contest, but dang it who cares, you're a genius.) Thank you! You're the Primitive Technology guy of video, except with the previously mentioned shirt.
This is such an amazing tutorial! Today's kids are really blessed to have lots of opportunities to educate them. Thank u so much for such great content. Love the tungsten lighting.
What other lighting equipment that allows handling color of light like this using color filters? What other equipment exists with that characteristic? Thanks, I follow many of your videos, they are really great.
so the back light is visible in footage??how to place it to not visible and still give proper backlight?and also should lights always stands higher than the actor's face?(i mean for natural lighting)
Hey dude! Found out about you recently and subscribed! I really dig your style! Especially your animations! Do you make them yourself? If so how! I can see a lot of drawing inspired animation, kind of like the kind you see in Atlantis the lost empire sometimes which I absolutely love. I think it's a style we should preserve! As an aside I'm really looking for sound effects like the ones used when Kida becomes one with the crystal which resemble the animation you use, mostly in your shortcuts video. Any idea what I'm talking about it where I could find some? I'm also a filmmaker and I'm always thinking of new ideas for stories! Hope you're well and keep creating! Love from London!
So helpful, thank you for sharing great information! I’m beginning to create how to videos here on YT (Thai fruit & vegetable carving) and having a really hard time lighting my work. My camera is above my hands, and my hands are creating a shadow grrrr....any tips would be enormously appreciated:)
hi kriscoart.please give some idea about how to buy light setups..iam a beginner..i wanna make short film.so i need to know the name of lightings and what are the setups to buy.
Really cool video. The ratio between the key and fill (well, lighting in general) definetly is the one thing that helps set the tone of the scene. Oh and btw, what are the requirements to use youtube space? I'm curious :P
+algute100 Very true. That is one of the first things you can do to establish the mood of your shot. As far as the UA-cam spaces, there are different tiers based on how many subscribers you have. I think that any UA-camr can have access to the space as far as some social events but you can start using the space for production purposes from 10K subscribers and up but only once per month. You can use the space for 3 production days after 100K subs but I believe you get unlimited time for post. Not entirely sure on the rest of the perks but I think you can find a chart that explains it a lot better than I can. Pretty amazing that UA-cam does that for content creators.
KriscoartProductions Wow, that is pretty amazing indeed! Again, thanks for the information, both in the video and your comment. Definetly going to pay more atention to lighting from now on. May I suggest a video on composition? Thanks and take care :D
Awesome thank you.. That's an expensive kit, do you have a recommendation for just a small production like vlogging? I totally get you what you pay for but I'd use the 1600 for a lens
Shared with my FB group, San Diego Premiere Pro Users Group. Feel free to join, Kris. You don't have to use Premiere (or any other Adobe apps,) we're just trying to build a community for video professionals / learners / enthusiasts in general and we could always use pros like yourself (and non-professionals, too, everybody!) for insight and feedback. :-)
So, to get this straight... Back light usually "hides" behind the subject's head creating a halo sort of look? And if it's not placed directly behind the subject's head, it is renamed as "hair light?"
I am 100% sure that this style of t-shirt will never go out of style or look ridiculous in the future... I can bet on it!
dude, the way you teach is very comprehensive. I'm a new film maker aspiring to be great at this and your expectations are great. thank you!
the quality of your tutorials is honestly almost unbelievably good. I don't know how you manage to produce so much detail in your work but man, it's soooo nice to watch. when you did the animation where the fill light got dialed down is a great example of this!
keep it up man. I've been around for a good while now but it's been a while since I've watched a video. will be checking back much more often with these lighting tutorials to use a refresher :)
+DailyDaves Thank you! It takes a lot of work putting all of this together, especially since I am doing it all by myself. It can get frustrating at times, considering I had to re-do the animated part twice since After Effects crashed on me without saving anything the first time. But honestly, all of it is worth it once I see all the feedback the video receives and seeing people pleased with the learning experience.
Thank you for watching, I'm happy to you'll be coming back for more :)
what a stunner of a model..11/10...oh and good vid too!
wow, i'm studying film and our last class was about exactly this...
this is very professional.
+omri ash Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Olá Kriscoart! Sou Brasileiro e venho acompanhando o seu canal, sou estudante da área audiovisual e gostaria de te agradecer pelos vídeos incríveis. Não entendendo inglês fluente, mas como seu vídeo é bem detalhado, com desenhos, gráficos fica fácil de compreender. Se tivesse legenda seria muito bom, obrigado! valeu
WHOAH. Mind-blown! This is an INCREDIBLY helpful video. Fantastic job with the editing too.
+Jenny W Chan - OrigamiTree.com Thank you so much Jenny!
LOVE this mate. People underestimate how important lighting is. You've inspired me to pay more attention in future. THANKS!
+bodaniel After all, a movie is nothing but light and shadows :)
Thanks for watching!
best camera and lighting youtube channel ever
Thank you for the AMAZING tips!
WoooW. What a Model...........Love it.
This is easiest way any one can understand the three point lighting,i have seen a lots other video...but This great.....
Thanks for sharing ..
One of the best, simple explanations. This is exactly what I needed, thank you!
Looking forward to seeing the next video
Thank you for watching! Really love your work and enjoyed your music video and film cinematography breakdowns very much.
The quality of editing and explanation in your videos is what makes you my favourite 'teacher' :D on UA-cam! Big inspiration for me keep it up
+Marks Media Thank you so much! Really happy to hear that :) More coming next week
Great stuff Kris. I like that you put story first!
+Greg's Garage Thanks Greg!
Helped me remember some little things I forgot. Thank you! Great video.
+RoomTwentyThree Great! Thanks for watching!
Loving this series. You explain things perfectly, very objective and didactic.
+Paula Markert Thank you so much!
So helpful. Than you so much for sharing your knowledge in such an easy to understand way!
your color grading is way too awesome!
+Lucky Kumar Thank you! The color grading I did was very rough and quick. I will release an entire series on color grading within a month or so
+KriscoartProductions looking forward to it!
So helpful, love your work Kris!
+sk8 rad Glad you found it helpful! Thank you for watching!
This is a terrific tutorial! The concepts were well explained. Thanks a lot!
Good and simple.
when Tungsten light detailed，there was a Chinese Mandarin word meanning"Your mum's (female anatomy)" that sounds nothing do with this very helpful episode. Just remind you : ) no offence.
So cool, thanks for this really concise and easy to understand tutorial
Love roger deakins so when u mentioned him I got hyped
Love that man. His work is incredible
KriscoartProductions thank u for replying and I love ur work. I can't believe he has been snubbed for oscars so many times. I think with the new blade runner he'll finally get it. Weird that Jeff cronenweth is not working on it though. He's a great dp and his dad was the dp for the original blade runner.
Love this! Looking forward to more. Really enjoyed the graphics as well.
+Susan Bennet Thanks! 2 more videos on this set up are coming in the next two weeks:
Moving the lights with story in mind
Creating separation with color Gels
Then we are going to move on to some even more advanced stuff. Can't wait to share :)
I just started exploring lighting since there have been problems in some of my videos so this might help me! Thnx :)
+LayZ Great timing then! Thanks for watching!
KriscoartProductions Thank you! :)
Awesome! Keep posting tips like this!
+F1ntRussia Thanks! More lighting videos are coming next week :)
Amazing! I'll definitely pay more attention to lightning details when filming now.
+Saulo Sampaio Great to hear! Lighting is everything! Thanks for watching!
Wowww. Thanks! 😊
You are a very talented young man
Love this! Very helpful, thank you!!
+Kate Dumas Thanks! Glad you dig it :)
Dope vid kris!
+Nueva Republica Productions Thanks man!
This is awesome keep it up bro
She's gorgeous 😍 man
Very nice good info thank you
Which "looks" preset with tweaks did you use? Looks filmic and very cinematic...I dig it!
DOPE!!
+Akeem Lawanson Thanks man!
This channel is so useful :O
+Cynthia Novillo Thanks!
Just discovered you channel.... great video.... thanks for sharing...
nice tut!
Cool video broh! Keep it up up up!
Great content! Keep doing it!
+le0Jarjar Thanks :)
Very interesting and useful, thank you very much! The only thing that was missing is lack of comparison the shot with back light and without. But even without this tiny thing this lesson was great. Waiting for further tutorials ;)
+Teens McLagen You're right I should have done some quick cuts near the end comparing the different looks. As a way around this you can click on the following time marks of the video to see that comparison.
1:30 Key only - 2:14 Key+ Fill - 3:58 Key + Fill + Back Light
Hi, I have looked through comments, but have not seen one important question. What lights do you use? I like the tone you are getting. Thanks and keep up the good work.
+Michael Chott The lights used were Rotolight LEDs. Link: goo.gl/9WmW7c
Thank you for watching!
Great video again:)
You're the man. You cut out all the BS when you present this. You should call this channel "Nutshelling Filmmaking." You're the John Holmes of video production how-tos. A cut the BS specialist. Not real sure about that shirt, (kinda looks like a beer belly grandfather's after a wet tee shirt contest, but dang it who cares, you're a genius.) Thank you! You're the Primitive Technology guy of video, except with the previously mentioned shirt.
Great Video!
+Jakob S. Films Thank you!
Awesome! Thank you for making this video :D I learned a lot :)
+Sjokolade Monsteret Great to hear! Thank you so much for watching!
This is such an amazing tutorial! Today's kids are really blessed to have lots of opportunities to educate them. Thank u so much for such great content. Love the tungsten lighting.
Your daddy called. He wants his T-shirt back.
Your mother called. She needs to change your daiper. Seriously, grow up.
great video,
amazing video
ty
amazing channel
Gracias!!!
Very nice video
+exom exynos Thank you!
Great video man!
+Ronin Media Thank you!
Great video.
+kuunami Thanks!
Yeahhhhh
The host needs to make a hair tutorial.. His hair is 💙
Thanks! This video helps me a lot hehe ^^.
Wow good explanation keep going.
Thanks for watching!
Gracias amigo
What other lighting equipment that allows handling color of light like this using color filters? What other equipment exists with that characteristic? Thanks, I follow many of your videos, they are really great.
When you do 3 point lights, how do you light the background (if using a plain wall)
very helpful
thanks for this
mood tones
Great video & techniques. can this be used when taking photos?
thumbs up
Nice work on the video! Two Epic brain cases camera left yet the FS7 is the camera on display?
so the back light is visible in footage??how to place it to not visible and still give proper backlight?and also should lights always stands higher than the actor's face?(i mean for natural lighting)
Awesome awesome fucking video. Thanks so much for sharing. Keep it up!
nice1 . subscribed.
the best
Great video. What light (brand) did you use for backlight?
+gib lo Thanks! They are Rotolight LEDs. Link: goo.gl/9WmW7c
damn this girl is gorgeous
+kosmar2011 She is. Hopefully she'll be in more of my videos from now on ;)
SUBSCRIBED!!!
+Pizza Man Thank you!
+KriscoartProductions Your welcome!!
Good video
Thanks!
Hey dude! Found out about you recently and subscribed! I really dig your style! Especially your animations! Do you make them yourself? If so how! I can see a lot of drawing inspired animation, kind of like the kind you see in Atlantis the lost empire sometimes which I absolutely love. I think it's a style we should preserve! As an aside I'm really looking for sound effects like the ones used when Kida becomes one with the crystal which resemble the animation you use, mostly in your shortcuts video. Any idea what I'm talking about it where I could find some? I'm also a filmmaker and I'm always thinking of new ideas for stories! Hope you're well and keep creating! Love from London!
thanks :D
So helpful, thank you for sharing great information! I’m beginning to create how to videos here on YT (Thai fruit & vegetable carving) and having a really hard time lighting my work. My camera is above my hands, and my hands are creating a shadow grrrr....any tips would be enormously appreciated:)
hi kriscoart.please give some idea about how to buy light setups..iam a beginner..i wanna make short film.so i need to know the name of lightings and what are the setups to buy.
Really cool video. The ratio between the key and fill (well, lighting in general) definetly is the one thing that helps set the tone of the scene. Oh and btw, what are the requirements to use youtube space? I'm curious :P
+algute100 Very true. That is one of the first things you can do to establish the mood of your shot. As far as the UA-cam spaces, there are different tiers based on how many subscribers you have. I think that any UA-camr can have access to the space as far as some social events but you can start using the space for production purposes from 10K subscribers and up but only once per month. You can use the space for 3 production days after 100K subs but I believe you get unlimited time for post. Not entirely sure on the rest of the perks but I think you can find a chart that explains it a lot better than I can. Pretty amazing that UA-cam does that for content creators.
KriscoartProductions Wow, that is pretty amazing indeed! Again, thanks for the information, both in the video and your comment. Definetly going to pay more atention to lighting from now on. May I suggest a video on composition? Thanks and take care :D
algute100 No problem! Thanks for suggesting a video on composition. I will hopefully be able to post one on that soon :)
sry dude am not focus cz am fallin in love with the model :DD
Awesome video man! What is the name of the lights you're using?
+Michael Ruta I borrowed my friend's LED lights and I'm not sure what the make of them is but i'll look into it.
+KriscoartProductions thanks! They look great
+KriscoartProductions you should be mention it
Awesome thank you.. That's an expensive kit, do you have a recommendation for just a small production like vlogging? I totally get you what you pay for but I'd use the 1600 for a lens
watched
Out of curiosity, what fixtures/lights are you using in this example?
+Steven Morgan They are Rotolights LED lights. You can find the kit here: goo.gl/9WmW7c
Hey, when there was supposedly only a key light turned on there was a very light fill on the other side of her face. What exactly made that?
which lighting box you have used??its a clamp light??
U r awesome
thanks
thanks for watching!
cute talent ;)
amazing video.. loved it.. :) that girl is cute.. too :D
+RecKon of Gaming Thanks! She is amazing. You'll be seeing more of her in the upcoming videos :)
+KriscoartProductions amazing :D waiting ♡
Shared with my FB group, San Diego Premiere Pro Users Group. Feel free to join, Kris. You don't have to use Premiere (or any other Adobe apps,) we're just trying to build a community for video professionals / learners / enthusiasts in general and we could always use pros like yourself (and non-professionals, too, everybody!) for insight and feedback. :-)
+Robert Porter Just joined! Thanks for sharing the video on there. I also have some Premiere Pro Tutorials. I have a playlist on my channel :)
That's a nice dress this guy has on... I'm gonna order one for my girlfriend...
too very helpful. Thank you very much! If you ever need a model, I'd love to volunteer. :)
yeah subscribe , this video makes my day :)
So, to get this straight... Back light usually "hides" behind the subject's head creating a halo sort of look? And if it's not placed directly behind the subject's head, it is renamed as "hair light?"
What are those round lights called? Brand etc
I need one of those if not expensive 😁
How do you get reverse key lighting?