A short YouTube monologue (speaker: TJ Walker) focused on planning and testing lighting placement for a recording setup. The speaker considers attaching lights to the ceiling vs. using stands (up to nine feet), experiments with improvised/platform mounting briefly, and voices safety concerns about jerry-rigging electrical fixtures.
Yeah, it's gone. Yeah. So maybe there's a way I can attach this light to the ceiling somehow. Yeah, you can either attach the lights to the ceiling or you can get stands that extend up to nine feet tall. Let me see if this one goes any higher. But I think I've extended it as far as it goes. Yeah. See, I mean I have platforms, but I don't. Let me try one other thing just for sort of planning purposes today because I do have like these stage platforms, But. Would not be the safest way to do this short, long term. But short term, it might give us a sense whether that would fix the problem. Asking for trouble here. This doesn't fall on top of my head. It. Hang on a second. I just. This is the most bizarre jerry rigged thing you've ever seen. Jesus Christ. Electrical. Ah, this is just. Wow. This doesn't fall and kill me. It'll be a mirror. Okay. Move this electrical outlet box a minute.
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