Afolayan Dammy

David, yea I know. But I'v seen indoor short films shot with smartphones with good results. Asking for how I can light my scene efficiently... In this case, I want to shoot a restaurant

I have been shooting videos with smartphones which appear with unbelivble qualities when I shoot outdoor in daylight. I sometimes use Iphone4, sometimes Samsung galaxy tab and sometimes Samasung S4. My outdoor shooting are usually excellent but when it comes to indoor, sometimes my shots gets grainy and sometimes dark. I want to shoot a short funny video inside a restaurant and I need help and advice. I have watched a couple of good looking indoor videos shot with smartphones. How can I light my restaurant scene to get a good image (Don't advice me to get a good video camera, I know they are better, but I am experimenting with my creaticivity.) I want to show people it is not the camera that makes up a good short film but the way you tell the story. I have shot some outdoor shot films that amazed people I show it to. How to I go about indoor shooting with smartphone especially when I don't have expensive film lights