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In this part you'll learn how to achieve these three looks with using only one gelled light. For the third version, I'll bring in a second flash to mix in white light.

To change things up but still keeping it simple, I am bringing in a second color for the blue & teal look.

In this episode I am adding two very different colors to create a split look with the help of a purple and a green gel. In the editing part I break it down step by step how to achieve the desired colors even when you don't have the exact shades available.

Still using two colors but adding a third light, I am taking you behind the scenes of this symmetrical orange edge lighting mixed with blue. This light setup is very easy to replicate and works with numerous other color combinations.

Probably my favorite look of the colored gel videos. The DJ look was the one that originally inspired me to create this video tutorial series. To achieve this light setup, I'll be using 3 different colors and 4 studio flashes. It is much easier than what it seems and is a total wow factor.