Making Homemade Light Stands for Under $10
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About this Lesson
- Type: Video Tutorial
- Length: 5:20
- Media: Video/mp4
- Posted: 07/29/2008
- Use: Watch Online & Download
- Download: MP4 (iPod compatible)
- Size: 44 MB
In this lesson you will learn how to construct two wooden light-stands for under $10. These light-stands can be used in your home studio or garage space to hang consumer level lights for your production needs. They are sturdy and cheap, so give it a try!
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- A brighter tomorrow
- 10/14/2008
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I’m a computer geek, but love shooting video too. Usually when I’m shooting on location and I need a light, I’ll clip it onto something, but that doesn’t always work to my benefit. So I watched Eric show me how to build one. It’s surprisingly simple and doesn’t take as much time as I thought it might. While this is something you could do solo, it’s also fun to do as a group project. I think that once I’ve got the basics down from this video, I might try and get a little fancy with my next project and construct something could work as a handcrafted light stand at home.
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- light stands
- 08/01/2008
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it's so dumb how expensive they can be; that's a pretty sick idea!
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I’m a computer geek, but love shooting video too. Usually when I’m shooting on location and I need a light, I’ll clip it onto something, but that doesn’t always work to my benefit. So I watched Eric show me how to build one. It’s surprisingly simple and doesn’t take as much time as I thought it might. While this is something you could do solo, it’s also fun to do as a group project. I think that once I’ve got the basics down from this video, I might try and get a little fancy with my next project and construct something could work as a handcrafted light stand at home.
it's so dumb how expensive they can be; that's a pretty sick idea!