Easy CINEMATIC Interview Lighting in front of Windows // Godox SL200

Very Helpful !!

oh, the adorable dog😃

Do you think a 120watt light will suffice for a shot like this?

Greaet video bro love it

I never find this helpful tutorial video in my language. Thanks so much for teaching me this. I love that doggy's part too!!

I liked the "before" setup with natural light much much better.

It's good, but how did you setting camera f18 ?

The other option is to gel the windows with neutral density to bring down the level of light coming in. Then you don't need as bright of a key light.

Recommended light stand? As well as soft box? I’m looking at buy a vl150 but don’t know what stand to get

I like the final exposure but I thought the soft rim light all around your head from the window was actually really great too and sad to lose it

Do you have a video of you doing something filmed on the couch? How would you do lighting if the window lighting were coming from the side?

Too dark unless it’s intentionally dramatic

Dope! Love the tutorial! Subbed!

thanks man 🔥

Subscribed just for the interaction with the dog

bro, the hair light did NOT work. you're imagining things.

That's ok if you don't mind so bright light shining in your eyes 👁️👁️. Try to record video for 30 min with strong light like this, how you eyes 👀 will feel afterwards?

That huskey was cute, love your content bro, great tutorial!

I will just darken the window with neutral density to keep daylight look (around 12am - 2pm). The After result look scompletely different time (Around 5pm - 6pm)

Fantastic job!

Helpful... Thank you

How do you do this at night. I want the city in the window to be seen without light reflecting on the window..

Thanks for the great demonstration. I found a great tutorial on a two light setup. One Tungsten as a fill light, a little more powerful than the one you used, and the same key light you used. Do you normally only use one light or two?

what is the best softbox for practilite 602 ?

Thanks for the video!

Thanks for this video. I liked seeing the behind the scenes footage as well so we can see how the setup looks like in real life and the natural lighting. The focus on the dog made my day! 😊

C70 is not in CLog3, you shot it in WideDR cmon man.

Thank you! softbox is it 90 or 120?

I feel like the rest of the room is too under exposed. I would have bounced something off the ceiling to raise the overall exposure of the room and then sort out my key light.

Looks amazing great tips

Thx🔥 gooood jobbbb

Great video! Do you think the SL100 would work, or is it too weak?

I was trying to set up a shot like this in my office with large windows out to the forest. The real challenge is the light(s) reflected in the window and not matter how much I moved them around , they always reflected in the window. I was hoping that this video had a fix for that. Any tips?

I know I’m 2 years late but I just came across your video and channel. Thanks for the info on how to expose for the windows for video!

Thank you!! This was so helpful. I definitely learned something.

Great review and explanation! This light is now on my wish list!

Helpful Video Man! Keep making videos

Ha!! Loved the bit with the husky dog! Always great to see a bit of humor in videos like this. Overall great work and super informative and helpful!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with the filmmaking community!

cute dog

Very helpful, thanks!

How do you determine what is a strong light to combat the sunlight?

Hey Mac, great video! Thank you :-)

This was helpful! Subbed

This was awesome!!! I’m saving this to watch again to help me light my studio space. As an artist first, learning better filmmaking techniques so I can improve my teaching has been challenging, especially since I’m in a small space and have to film against windows, but you made it so easy! Thank you!

I had a situation of needing to document à workshop, that was happening in a room with windows, and had a lot of difficulty with overexposure

I am trying to find how to do document style film-making, and deal with windows...

That light is stronger then the sun