That was great! During the pandemic I shot some short films in my apartment which has very small rooms (12-20 m2). I used a Softbox too but I wasn’t booming it from above but lighted from an 45 degree angle up on the subject. That resulted in a very strong spill on the mainly white walls which were then brighter than my subject. Thanks for sharing this method. I will definitely try it very soon. One thing I’m wondering though: Do you get some problems with too dark eyes when booming from above? More videos about lighting small rooms would be awesome!
Hi Moritz, thank you for your comment and question. Usually, I install the boomlight (tripod with a softbox) in front of the actor so that the diffused light illuminated the eyes. If the scene needs the actor to look down, I put a reflector panel on the bottom so that the eyes glow and have enough light. You can also use a small tube lamp, with diffused light for some scenes.
@@Filmmaker_SZ Sounds great! One could surely use a brighter carpet on the floor to get more reflection, too. But I also like the look that the dark floor in this video is giving the image. I'm looking forward for more content on your channel!
Hi! Thank you so much for your message! Soon I drop a new video "Step-by-step lighting tips for perfect light placement on location". I don't have any lighting classes online but I will create more videos for my UA-cam channel. I will be glad for any feedback!
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Simple explanation but worth to watch, thank you for the information
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Excellent stuff, can't believe I'm getting this for free. Thank you for making these tutorials. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Thanks! New video coming out in a few days!
Awesome advice, thanks so much for this content! Definitely looking out for more!
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Nice way to explain Mr.Zotov ! ....
Hi Michael, thank you so much!🤗
Thanks for this lesson! You took a unified concept with lots of creative applications and presented it as simply as possible. Well done.
Hi Kyle, thank you for your thoughts! We will have a lot of interesting material ahead of us on my channel. We'll be in touch.
Hey Serj, your videos are super helpful and these shots look great! Thank you.
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Great work! Thank you 🙏🏾
Hi! Thank you so much!
Helpful, thank you
Hi Arnold!
Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad to be helpful!
That was great! During the pandemic I shot some short films in my apartment which has very small rooms (12-20 m2). I used a Softbox too but I wasn’t booming it from above but lighted from an 45 degree angle up on the subject. That resulted in a very strong spill on the mainly white walls which were then brighter than my subject.
Thanks for sharing this method. I will definitely try it very soon. One thing I’m wondering though: Do you get some problems with too dark eyes when booming from above?
More videos about lighting small rooms would be awesome!
Hi Moritz, thank you for your comment and question. Usually, I install the boomlight (tripod with a softbox) in front of the actor so that the diffused light illuminated the eyes. If the scene needs the actor to look down, I put a reflector panel on the bottom so that the eyes glow and have enough light. You can also use a small tube lamp, with diffused light for some scenes.
@@Filmmaker_SZ Sounds great! One could surely use a brighter carpet on the floor to get more reflection, too. But I also like the look that the dark floor in this video is giving the image. I'm looking forward for more content on your channel!
Thanks! We keep in touch!
Very good explanation. Can't wait for you to upload more content. Do you have any lighting classes online?
Hi! Thank you so much for your message! Soon I drop a new video "Step-by-step lighting tips for perfect light placement on location". I don't have any lighting classes online but I will create more videos for my UA-cam channel. I will be glad for any feedback!