Use Soft Light Sources: Natural light is ideal for video production, but if you are shooting indoors, make sure to use soft lights that do not produce too much glare or harsh shadows. You can achieve this by using large lamps with diffusers or umbrellas and positioning the lighting at a 45-degree angle from your subject.
2. Balance Your Lights: Make sure to balance your key light (the main source of light) with your fill light (a secondary light). This will help create a well-lit scene without overexposing any part of it. Try adding backlights or rim lights to give more depth to the shot.
3. Keep It Consistent: When shooting a sequence of shots, ensure that the lighting remains consistent throughout. Adjusting the lights between takes can lead to an inconsistent look in the final product. Instead, try to move the camera around to adjust the composition rather than moving the lights.