@Prerona Roy I will DM you with some suggestions!

@Joe Farach We have some heavy hitters in this group!

@C Todd Lombardo I love this question. I do a lot of on camera work and always find the blazing lights to be distracting and irritating! There are two things I suggest: 1) Use either umbrella lights or soft boxes, as opposed to ring lights or panel lights. Umbrella and soft boxes tend to be softer and not quite as bright as the other types. The set that I have is no longer available, but these are very similar, and actually better than mine because they are dimmable! Please note this is an affiliate link--you don't have to purchase them through my link though: https://amzn.to/4fkh1ir 2) The other thing to do is to bump up the exposure on your camera a bit. Increasing the exposure setting will give you more brightness in your video while being able to dim your lights a bit. Most consumer cameras enable you to play with color and lighting settings, so experiment with a combination of a bit lower lighting with higher camera exposure. You can also adjust these settings and more in post production if all else fails, depending on the software you use to edit. Let me know if these suggestions help!

@Dominic Carubba a few unicorns have ability to get and just start in and they are flawless. Most of us need to practice practice practice!