@hxm.studios5: Interview for a $75,000 commercial campaign 🎥💡#filmmaking #behindthescenes

SoultyBoiBeats :

those lights alone are damn expensive

Camera Daddy :

10 years worth of experience ❌ $10k+ worth of lighting equipment ✅

757 Virginia Beach Influencer :

A claude prompt can save you tens of thousands of dollars in equipment costs 😏

Friedrice :

Why did he take his shirt off at the end? 🤣

James :

Well if I had 10 lights I could 😂 that's like $15k in lighting gear

Alyosha :

isn't it overkill for what I presume is a simple interview set-up?

therandypandy :

Love the effort into the lighting set up, but honestly I wouldn’t be able to tell if the edge light is even doing anything here. Would be super awesome if at the end of the explanation, you showed the subject w/ no lights on in the scene, and showing the impact each light is doing for the scene!

Sean. :

Why is he naked

Sandro :

respect the work, a little overkill in my opinion 🙏🏻

Googooboyy :

I want to know why he took off his shirt

lexi photos :

id do alot different because I don't have that much lighting equipment

JOD :

Fair play lads that's nice lighting

myelmeon :

Yes, her hair on her righ is blending with the kitchen's backsplash and that background above her left shoulder is too bright and cluttered - draws more attention than her face.

Pdibs :

I just feel like there is so much light loss with the book light set up.

Sam Taylor :

looks gorgeous just missing the warmer hairlight separating her a little from the background. Dark hair flattens her a bit

Mara Ashford :

You could film in a cave with no natural light source and I will still expect you to light it so I can see the characters even if it’s not natural. It’s called suspension of disbelief

Root Publications :

would've had another idea if I had mine, I used one led, room light and natural light depending on the video. 😂

𝔅𝔯𝔞𝔫𝔡𝔬 :

Kinda like the office in the Shining

Ankur Singh Thapa :

who does the editing?

Daddy james :

Huge budget needed😅

Justin Escue :

Aren’t you constantly adjusting exposure because of the window?

Andres :

So helpful!

1357media :

Could do this all with 2 $79 lights btw

socialmedialab1 :

awesome 👌 but only if the project budget sllows

André-Jesse :