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Summary: Tungsten lighting is often used for videos, and such lights can be bought in kits that have multiple wattage banks. Find out how to use diffusers with tungsten lights with help from a producer in this free video on tungsten lighting.
"So, when you're ready to pick up your first lighting kit, your first professional lighting kit, you're going to have to take a look around and decide what's best for you. There are different types of light banks. What I like to use is an Arri lighting kit, tungsten lighting is best I think for video. This is an Arri kit and it has multiple wattage banks. So, basically, this is a 300 watt, I have a 2000 watt and I have a 150 watt. Depending on what you're trying to light, these kits work great. You can also buy a diffuser for each one of these kits so you can make the lighting softer. I like to use the Chimera soft boxes with the diffusers to be able to get a nice soft lighting effect. But, if you're looking for great lighting, I recommend picking up and Arri tungsten lighting kit. So, I hope that helps."
eHow Article: Tungsten Lighting for Video Work
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