Use Kino Flo lighting systems on a film set

Use Kino Flo lighting systems on a film set

Mike from the SubStream's "Film Lab" has some tips regarding film lighting.

See how to use these super cool (literally and figuratively) lights called Kino lights. These fluorescent Kino Flos are perfect for when you want soft, even light that doesn't draw much power. Get the details on how to set them up!

This is film school condensed and packaged for your mass consumption. Learn the insider's tricks to making movies!!!

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