How to Light a Low Budget Music Video

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How to Light a Low Budget Music Video
https://www.skillshare.com/classes/How-to-Light-a-Low-Budget-Music-Video/1957878310
This lighting class was created for beginner to intermediate filmmakers looking to improve their cinematography skills.

In this class, I'll walk you through each shot of the music video I made for Jessica Lynn's "Run To" which began airing on Country Music Television, Music Choice, and Vevo in June of 2020. You can see the full video here.

I'll show you what camera, lenses, and other equipment I used and show you in-depth breakdowns of the lighting schemes for each shot.

All the lessons are short, easily digestible, and actionable. After watching this course you'll have the confidence to go out and make a great-looking music video.

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