Industrial instruction videos, low light conditions.

[Gompa1985]

Im going to film in a couple of industrial videos, like instruction videos and information about different machines and tools.

I have a big problem though, I probably have the wrong camera for It. (HVX200E, huge noise problems when shooting indoors with existing light)

What type of lightsource should I be using when shooting in dark industrial
enviroments? I must have an even light that is still very portable and bright
as hell, but still looks natural. The problem is that i probably won't be able to rig a lot of lights up, since It's going to be in the way when people are working in the factory, safety reasons etc.

I have seen a lot of instruction videos that has been shot under very low light conditions (existing lights), and there is not a lot of noise at all, but they have used an old camcorder that doesen't use HD.
http://www.providoc.se/Filmer/Kinnegrip_GB.wmv
That's kind of the look that I need to be able to get when im shooting an instruction video. (except the bad english voiceover, shaky montage shots etc.)

All your help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Gopher_Greene]

I just shot a hot tub factory not too long ago, I used 1k Nooks and bounced them every where. Worked out very well.

http://extranet.mole.com/public/index.cgi?cmd=view_item&parent=1899-1900-1905-1923&id=9157

 

[Cool Lights]

Consider the creative use of reflectors where necessary. I've used a VX2000 with great success in low light conditions but of course, its only SD--you have to consider if HD is really necessary or not for your application.