How to Shoot Day For Night - Zero Budget Filmmaking

http://www.youtube.com/rickvanman

In this brief How-to, Rick shows you how he makes daytime-shot footage look like it was filmed at night.



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• low budget filmmaking
• amateur filmmaking
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[AMOVIEGUY14]

What camera did U use 4 this video?

[rickvanman]

@AMOVIEGUY14 Panasonic NV-GS500

[nikeo671]

hello ther um how do you put multipls of you in one clip?

[rickvanman]

@nikeo671 see my video titled "How to Clone Yourself - Basic Technique"

[EFIEUR]

thank u very much i like ur work

[fmajekodunmi]

send me your email mine is femfolk@yahoo.com

[fmajekodunmi]

Femi Majekodunmi like your improvisation

[bruvvamoff]

@borkles Ikr, he could have removed the sun flicking thru the trees on the right at the same time.

[bruvvamoff]

I think if you increased the contrast levels on the finished footage it would improved it even further.

[mac2500c4]

i want make some video i wish i can contacte u and u sho me step by step

[borkles]

Killer headroom buddy!

[NolanSordyl]

@Spasmodicstudios you could try lighting it a little bit, with streetlights or if you can run an extension cord from somewhere nearby. Open up your iris as much as you can and lower your shutter speed as much as you feel comfortable without getting choppy. Do the best you can with that, or else if you have the tools to do so, you can shoot day for night like this then replace the sky in post