Matheus Oliveira

I use a Sekonic L-478D and I love it.

I'd say If the area you are lighting is not too big you could use one or two 4ft 4bank Kino with daylight bulb and a sky high combo stand. This would be cheap and quality solution for what you are looking for. Depends on the scene you can also add another source of light like fire, candle, flashlight, car dash light (if inside a car) whatever is suitable for the scene and can throw some light. Blackmagic cameras has a great dynamic range and looks beautiful at night, but I strongly recommend you to use a light meter to make sure you are not over or under exposing your scene, don't trust on the monitor as your only reference.