Yes—there are simple off-the-shelf ways to do this, and DIY is also common.

A practical commercial option is a hot-shoe microphone holder or similar clamp-style shoe accessory. These can hold a small cylindrical light, though many don’t offer much angle adjustment.

If you want more flexibility, a custom bracket is a workable solution. One approach is to start with a hot-shoe mount, then add a clamp and small metal brackets or tubing to create a holder for the torch. A quick-release clamp makes it easier to remove the light without tools.

For a custom holder, moldable thermoplastic such as Polymorph can be shaped around the flashlight and attached to your mount. Once cooled, it can be drilled or screwed into a multi-part bracket.

If mounting under the camera matters, you can build a similar rig around the tripod socket instead of the hot shoe.

Main considerations:

• keep the light close to the mount so it isn’t top-heavy
• watch for limited tilt/swivel on simple holders
• smooth rough edges if you build your own
• ensure the hot shoe is only used as a physical mount unless the accessory is designed for electrical compatibility