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Not sure if you have a fake christmas tree in your house but you could put this in the background right behind you. Since its a medium close up there's not a ton of background we have to cover. If you have C-stands and access to any woods, trees on your property or park areas you could just grab a couple of small tree branches and clamp them in front of a light so the shadow casts on you if that makes sense. If not, a black or dark green background (or greenscreen?) might make the most sense for now.

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Dramatic lighting like this would be awesome if possible

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I have a couple ideas for lighting depending on what gels and materials you have - we could do a campfire glow if you have orange gels, and if you have blue gels we could simulate moonlight. A green or yellow light could work for a creepy forest?

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I have a couple ideas for lighting depending on what gels and materials you have - we could do a campfire glow if you have orange gels, and if you have blue gels we could simulate moonlight. A green or yellow light could work for a creepy forest?

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I think having a medium close up shot is a tried and true method of creating intimacy with the audience as you tell the story. In editing, we can can punch in to a close up for the more dramatic moments or if you react to a particular detail. We can always switch up the camera angle once we have more budget resources for your studio space.