How To Film A Night Scene With A $10 Lightbulb 

Extra tip I forgot to mention: Make sure to use some sort of diffusion like lamp shades, cloth or transparent paper to make the light a little softer.

Man, just do not stop! Your content is awesome! Lately the only one chanel that I stop to watch the full video! thanks

Hey Janio, I really appreciate how creative you get with such simple things... one bulb, a nearly empty room, and a mirror. Great examples, and beautiful lighting! I find that I have a hard time filming something when I don't know what the "full story" is going to be about, but your little vignettes are great examples of just making something to test it out. Well done!

This deserves a million likes, RU-vid gold 🙌🏼🙏🏼

Keep doing what you're doing. You're really helping a lot of people like me that are not in film school. I really appreciate what you do.

you continue to blow my mind

Yo that talking head shot is super creamy ✨- great lighting breakdown!

Thanks for this video :) verry motivated to move my channel forward ! Keep it doing this bro

If I ever need a director of photography in the future, I'll know who to call. Love the work you do, bro. Keep it up. 🔥👍🏻🙏

The simplicity and beauty of your job it's really inspiring. Thank you

Bro your videos are really good. Upload consistently please. I love this.

i love your content and your spicial style.. good job bro

Thank you for this video

that was creative i know how hard it get with out proper light and camera equipment sometimes these bulbs give flicker to the camera which is really pain inthe ass i normally adjust camera shutter to match the bulb flicker but it destroy vision hatts of to you

Great video! The opening scene was perfect!

I don't mind the picture frame/blanket/pillows taken out of the frame to decrease distraction in this particular case because it almost looks like the character just moved in or recently moved in to this dwelling and, therefore, is causing him some emotional distress or pining about a past relationship that is no longer in his life in this new space. Basically, it adds to the story. And story is always of most concern in visual storytelling.

Ayee that short was good! I dig the minimal equipment used and how you really show the detail in the bts.

I loved the night scene! Looks truely amazing.

I think I prefer the second one because the message still comes across perfectly! But the audience gets to pick what the character is thinking (which means that they will use their own experiences to relate to the character, making the scene a bit more personal). The last shot could also include a dolly out, to emphasize the character's isolation! Just some random thoughts. Loved the video! Thanks for inspiring me to create more.

Dope🙌🏻

JANIO!! YOUR CHANNEL IS FIRING. I am so glad to see the progress! Congrats Man! Also I was wondering how did you get that intro? Exposure and settings and are you using any filters? I have a a6400 could you help me achieve that AMAZING intro

The 2 versions are solid. The second one is more "moody" tho

Another cool video :) Just a short note: It is not that Slog 2 isn't generally suitable for low light. It is more the camera you are using is not able to give satisfying results in low light conditions using this picture profile. This is due to lower bith depth and overall lower bitrate the camara records in. When using one of the newer Sony cameras with 10bit, you won't have any issues even recording in Slog 3 in extreme low light scenarios. I have used an a6300/6500 for a long time on commercial projects and I HATED Slog 2 even in daylight sometimes. Especially with mixed color temperatures you often get weird hue shifts in parts of the image... However, when using the Phantom Luts for the conversion to rec. 709 the results are actually pretty mindblowing for an entry level camera like this!

hi, can i know do you use auto white balance or custom ? if custom can i know the amount white balance use for night especially indoor ?

For the memory flashback scenes, did you get the sound effects with the stock footage, or were they sourced from somewhere else?

What camera and lens did you use? Could APSC camera do this kind of job?

Bro wo genau kommst du eigentlich her?