Thank you Anastas! I appreciate you taking time out to really provide so much information for independent content creators. I am an independent content creator and I have to shoot my videos by myself using a tripod so techniques like this will help tremendously. Im gonna get my twin brother to use the wave pocket light but Im gonna make sure he waves the light the correct way and turn his hand backwards like you did. Small details like that will emphasize the motion effect. Lastly, thank you so much informing the audience to have the correct setting before adding rgb. A blown out video shoot would exhaust a lot of people who do it by themselves. #lightingforvideo #tracklighting #lightingtips #tiktoklighting
I just discovered you by accident, and you are the best, most straight forward person on the tube. I hit sub and look forward to learning some new things from you. I am a seasoned musician who also studied videography for a few years, before I put the camera down for a while to focus on music and forming a new band. Now that the of prepping the band to play steady live gigs is nearly done, I have to pick my camera back up and brush up on my videography skills. I am now focused solely on music video production as far as videography is concerned. I just broke out my 2 cheap ass RGB lights and re-learned how to remote control them from my phone when needed. Musicians and bands LOVE RGB lights in their video's- I know this for a fact by experience. Then I searched the tube to find the best music video producer around to learn from, and here we are. PS- TIP #2 is basically my current plan and set up. Thanks.
Man, appreciate the comment so much and our team gives you a warm welcome to the channel! We have loads of music video tutorial content on here. We're even releasing a music video course on April 15th with over 200 music video lessons included! Basically taking the past 5 years of music video filming and editing knowledge and packing it into an online course at an extremely affordable price point (cheaper than every other music video course out there that's tailored to freelancers). We have LOADS of music video content hitting the channel providing an immense amount of value to our subscriber community. I also urge you to join our private Facebook community (Learn Freelance Filmmaking - direct link in the description of this video). You get access to myself, our team and almost 400 other like minded creators. We provide loads of value in that Facebook group and its free! Hope to see you in there my dude! Cheers and best of luck on your music video journey! Anastas
When this video hits 100 comments, we will be giving away our entire music video course (over 200 music video lessons) to one lucky winner in the comment section! (We will pin the winner to the top of the comment section) To enter: Let us know in the comments if you use RGB lights for your music video shoots and do you agree with me that artists love RGB lights?
We chose a winner! Don't worry though, the next 20 music video tutorials we will be posting over the course of the next 2-3 months will all have opportunities like this video to win our entire course for free :) Thank you for your ongoing support!
Bro you have no clue how bad i needed this video showing where to place key light and how bright should be its like you read my mind, man thank you and about the tutorial you where telling me about i am all in i will search for it, is the link in the other video description?
Hey man! Glad you found the video helpful! And the music video course link is the first link in the description. You just have to enter your email and name in the form and then it will take you to everything our new online music video course offers 💯
@@lionroots11 If you want rembrandt light (small light triangle on the shadowed side of the face which looks more cinematic, place the key light at a 45 degree angle from your subject, heighten the light by about 6' on your light stand and point the light down at your subject. Or you can place the light beside your camera pointed directly at your subject which is called a 'high key' which brightens your entire subject's body and face. So, depending on the type of light you want, you can move your key light around.
The link to see what our course offers is in the description of our video (first link). Fill out the forum on the front page and you will then have access to see what our course is all about :)
Yo I definitely agree. RGBS are a must have for music videos and the artist really do love them. When I start changing the colors the artist will be like “yo that’s hard” lol I would love to be considered for the giveaway. This could really help me as I’m getting into more music videos recently and I think this might be my niche.
Congrats dude! We randomly selected you as the winner for our entire online music video course! Email Kyle@subtlecinematics.com to get your login code. The entire course content releases April 15th. Good luck with your music video journey and we appreciate your support with the channel! :)
@@RoyalZProduction Thanks guys this will definitely be very useful and further my music video career. I truly appreciate you guys! I’ll be emailing Kyle shortly!
I didnt have RGB lighting and my client wanted different colors throughout the video, I added it in editing but he wanted it kinda over the top, I wasn't happy with how he wanted it.
You should look into the new Amaran P60c panel lights as a replacement when that time comes. Literally the most clutch RGB bi-colour lights I've ever used!
@@RoyalZProduction I live in Bolivia. The problem is that there is not to many people selling those products here. So you are force to buy them through Amazon. And the shipping ratea are crazy expensive. in most cases it doubles the original price.
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Just learnt something now never knew how important RGB light was that important thanks for the info.
Big time! They're essential for music videos!
Thanks bro mischief love from me to you
RGB lights are great. I have two little ones and they work pretty good. I definitely agree 100%, clients love good lighting....especially RGB lights.
Big time!
love the nanlite pavotubes personally. all artists loooooooooove RGB lights 🤘🏼
Glad you spoke about this topic you are an inspiration for up and coming filmmaker's I learn alot from your tutorials don't stop posting
Appreciate the love! We do it for the people! Lots and lots of solid tutorial content on the way!
Glad to see this topic addressed. Never knew you still needed a key light and why, so thanks! Hope I win :)
Thanks Derrick! Yeah man, the key light makes a world of a difference rather than only blasting RGB light at your subject!
I do use RGB lights and I have a lot of people who love them! They are DOPE!
Hell ya bro! Get it!💯💯
Thank you Anastas! I appreciate you taking time out to really provide so much information for independent content creators. I am an independent content creator and I have to shoot my videos by myself using a tripod so techniques like this will help tremendously.
Im gonna get my twin brother to use the wave pocket light but Im gonna make sure he waves the light the correct way and turn his hand backwards like you did. Small details like that will emphasize the motion effect.
Lastly, thank you so much informing the audience to have the correct setting before adding rgb. A blown out video shoot would exhaust a lot of people who do it by themselves.
#lightingforvideo #tracklighting #lightingtips #tiktoklighting
I really appreciated that that was very useful
I use RGB lights, and your are right artists love RGB light.
Big time!
Planning to use them they are cool
Yeah lights are the key to set a mood for the scenes! You can replicate so many situations with lighting. Love your videos, grateful for the knowledge
Totally! Lighting is KEY!
Appreciate the love as well!
Very informative. can’t wait to check out all the other videos in the course 😎. As always you rock bro! Thank you
Haha appreciate that! SO stoked for the course to drop!
i use rgb light alot, every artist like them !
Couldn’t agree more with you!
love the RGB lighting :) hope i win that course i really want to learn more !
Me too! And good luck! I will pin the winner once this course hits 100 comments 😁
I just discovered you by accident, and you are the best, most straight forward person on the tube. I hit sub and look forward to learning some new things from you. I am a seasoned musician who also studied videography for a few years, before I put the camera down for a while to focus on music and forming a new band. Now that the of prepping the band to play steady live gigs is nearly done, I have to pick my camera back up and brush up on my videography skills. I am now focused solely on music video production as far as videography is concerned. I just broke out my 2 cheap ass RGB lights and re-learned how to remote control them from my phone when needed. Musicians and bands LOVE RGB lights in their video's- I know this for a fact by experience. Then I searched the tube to find the best music video producer around to learn from, and here we are. PS- TIP #2 is basically my current plan and set up. Thanks.
Man, appreciate the comment so much and our team gives you a warm welcome to the channel! We have loads of music video tutorial content on here. We're even releasing a music video course on April 15th with over 200 music video lessons included! Basically taking the past 5 years of music video filming and editing knowledge and packing it into an online course at an extremely affordable price point (cheaper than every other music video course out there that's tailored to freelancers).
We have LOADS of music video content hitting the channel providing an immense amount of value to our subscriber community. I also urge you to join our private Facebook community (Learn Freelance Filmmaking - direct link in the description of this video). You get access to myself, our team and almost 400 other like minded creators. We provide loads of value in that Facebook group and its free! Hope to see you in there my dude!
Cheers and best of luck on your music video journey!
Anastas
@@RoyalZProduction I will definitely be hanging out and building skills. TY.
When this video hits 100 comments, we will be giving away our entire music video course (over 200 music video lessons) to one lucky winner in the comment section! (We will pin the winner to the top of the comment section)
To enter: Let us know in the comments if you use RGB lights for your music video shoots and do you agree with me that artists love RGB lights?
Sorry my fault I heard you say direct
yea i have rgb light, and ofc everyone like that look of rgb light❤
Always gotta use the RGB lights if it makes sense for the shot and environment!
RGB lights are amazing. I have used them over and over
Yo let’s get this to 100 I’m trying to see the winter I’m hyped Af for the course 🔥
Lets goooo! Appreciate the comment!
@@RoyalZProduction winner * I’ve been grinding watching all your videos bro 😎
Absolutely Brother Artist Likes RGB Lights.💎
Couldn't agree more with you fam!
Okay no problem!
Awesome!💪💪💪💪
Thanks bro!!
these videos are sooo helpful! hopefully i can get some rgb lights for when i start my own music videography journey(:
Appreciate the comment! And big time!! RGB lights are essential! The Amaran P60c panel lights are amazing!
@@RoyalZProduction will def check them out ty!
We chose a winner! Don't worry though, the next 20 music video tutorials we will be posting over the course of the next 2-3 months will all have opportunities like this video to win our entire course for free :) Thank you for your ongoing support!
@@RoyalZProduction looking forward to them!
Amazing Video!
Thanks fam! Much appreciated!
Do I use RGB lights in my music videos? I WILL NOW! Thank you for always providing such great tips and tricks!
Hahahah love it! And anytime! Thanks so much for checking out the video and commenting!
Great video 👏🏽
Thanks bro! Appreciate you!!
I love rgb lights
Same here!
We bout to run it up lollllll .
YEs siiirr
just invested in nanlite rgb pavotubes & they're worth every penny!
Those pavotubes are unreal! I really wanna give those new Aputure light tubes a go!
@@RoyalZProduction facts those amaran light mat’s look like the truth!
I use RGB lights. Love the content. Would love to win access to your coarse💯
Nice! and good luck my friend! Once this video hits 100 comments, we will draw a winner!
Great video
Thank you! Much appreciated 🤞🏼
I just got a pair of Amaron 4c tube lights. Can’t wait to use them waiting for the 100th comment to see if I’ll learn how to use them 😅
❤️❤️
Bro you have no clue how bad i needed this video showing where to place key light and how bright should be its like you read my mind, man thank you and about the tutorial you where telling me about i am all in i will search for it, is the link in the other video description?
Hey man! Glad you found the video helpful! And the music video course link is the first link in the description. You just have to enter your email and name in the form and then it will take you to everything our new online music video course offers 💯
@@RoyalZProduction one thing is the key light dead on or at an angle? And thanks for the links!
@@lionroots11 If you want rembrandt light (small light triangle on the shadowed side of the face which looks more cinematic, place the key light at a 45 degree angle from your subject, heighten the light by about 6' on your light stand and point the light down at your subject. Or you can place the light beside your camera pointed directly at your subject which is called a 'high key' which brightens your entire subject's body and face. So, depending on the type of light you want, you can move your key light around.
The link to see what our course offers is in the description of our video (first link). Fill out the forum on the front page and you will then have access to see what our course is all about :)
@@RoyalZProduction thanks
Yo I definitely agree. RGBS are a must have for music videos and the artist really do love them. When I start changing the colors the artist will be like “yo that’s hard” lol
I would love to be considered for the giveaway. This could really help me as I’m getting into more music videos recently and I think this might be my niche.
Couldn't agree more! The amount of times I've heard that from artists haha
Congrats dude! We randomly selected you as the winner for our entire online music video course! Email Kyle@subtlecinematics.com to get your login code. The entire course content releases April 15th. Good luck with your music video journey and we appreciate your support with the channel! :)
@@RoyalZProduction Thanks guys this will definitely be very useful and further my music video career. I truly appreciate you guys! I’ll be emailing Kyle shortly!
Congratulations limitless media all the best
😀😀 I’m an artiste and i know 😀
I didnt have RGB lighting and my client wanted different colors throughout the video, I added it in editing but he wanted it kinda over the top, I wasn't happy with how he wanted it.
Sometimes it’s difficult reasoning with the client. But I’m sure your work still turned out dope!
😍😍😍
Well used them a time a go but they got broken so I currently don't use any RGB lights
You should look into the new Amaran P60c panel lights as a replacement when that time comes. Literally the most clutch RGB bi-colour lights I've ever used!
I use two Godox TL60 and I try do do magic with them. In my country RGB ligths are very expensive.
Godox products are still very high quality lights! Where abouts do you live where they’re expensive?
@@RoyalZProduction I live in Bolivia. The problem is that there is not to many people selling those products here. So you are force to buy them through Amazon. And the shipping ratea are crazy expensive. in most cases it doubles the original price.
@@lacaraja that’s crazy. Totally didn’t know that!