My new small bedroom studio lighting setup for YouTube (2021)

I have a small bedroom lighting setup for YouTube, but I still find a way to max out the potential within my mini DIY home “YouTube studio” setup. In this vlog/unboxing, we’re going to transform the quality of my videos filmed in my bedroom home studio lighting, by acquiring the best lighting for YouTube on a budget. We’re also going to rework the layout of my room to be more friendly for filming and upgrade the quality of my videos through the power of LIGHTING! 🙂

Gear used

  • Big ass light/key light: Godox SL-60W 60W
  • Light stand: Neewer PRO 9′ Light Stand
  • Old softbox used here: Neewer 36 inch Hexadecagon Softbox
  • Current softbox with WAY easier setup/teardown: LAOFAS D90B* 35.4 Inch Softbox
  • Old LED Lights used here: ROLiGHTiC 50 ft LED strip lights
  • Current LED Lights (more organized and portable): VIJIM VL64 RGB LED Video Light

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Josh Moxey is a performance coach, content creator and self-improvement fanatic who has been dedicated to the path of mastery for over a decade. He helps entrepreneurs and creators tap into the next level of their potential.

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