Filming lights?

lights for skiing just go to rona. home depot, or lowes and get the consrtuction flood lights on a stand and a generator to power it and you good. dont get professional ones if it aignt necessary.

They are alright, definitely better than worklights.  Worklights tend to give off a nasty yellow light, the bulbs that come with the impacts are 3200k, so that's a plus.  A down side is that these lights offer absolutely no control.  You will just get a flood of light, with no way to focus it, but again, better than a worklight.  Also, one of these 500 watt bulbs will give you more coverage and output than a 1,000 watt worklight will, so that's also a plus.

Most people just use worklights and blast the spot with light, and that looks bad.  Smaller lights are the way to go, you can get a more dynamic image this way.  Blasting a rail with 3 1,000 watt worklights is not lighting.  If you just want to light a spot to ride, then whatever, use worklights.

I'd say go for it.  If you want to step up your filming game for little money, pick up a set.  You'll also want some sand bags to put on the stands so you don't get any lights tipping over.  If it's not bagged, it will happen eventually.  Also, buy a bunch of extra bulbs, they will break.

hope this helps

Yeah it did help, but are those three lights good enough for one spot?

It depends on how big the spot is.  For a small handrail, they should be enough.  You should really have 6 of these lights, then you'd be set.