'Key light' presentation slideshows

Lighting and Light Effects

Lighting and Light Effects. Whether natural or artificial light is used in making a film, it has a big influence on the look and mood that is created. Natural light can vary from bright, clear and sunny. Richard Farnsworth in The Straight Story (1999).

1.57k views • 112 slides

Mise en scene

385 views • 32 slides

Photography lighting techniques

Photography lighting techniques.

2.6k views • 31 slides

Lighting for Portrait and Interview Setups

Lighting for Portrait and Interview Setups. Ian Feinberg Chattahoochee Technical College (770) 509-6327 Ifeinberg@chattcollege.com. Key to Effective Lighting: Shadow. Shadow gives images form, weight, texture, mood, depth. Also reveals spatial relationships. 3 considerations before lighting.

455 views • 30 slides

Art 311 Game Design I

Art 311 Game Design I. Dr. J. Parker Fall 2010. Game Design:. Not programming. What is a good game Game play and rules Storytelling Balance Game setting Interaction, motion control Genres. Books.

516 views • 29 slides

WORLD HEADQUARTERS

WORLD HEADQUARTERS. HIGH DEFINITION. 10768 Lower Azusa Road. El Monte, Ca. 91731 USA. LIGHTING. PH: 626.579.0943. WEB: www.videssence.tv. HIGH DEFINITION. LIGHTING. Presented by: Gary L. Thomas. 34 years in the lighting industry Movie Lighting Theatre Lighting

395 views • 24 slides

FILM TERMINOLOGY AND CINEMATIC EFFECTS

FILM TERMINOLOGY AND CINEMATIC EFFECTS. Viewing and Representing. The shot. The shot is the building block of all filmmaking. It is a single, uninterrupted piece of film; the image that is seen on screen until it is replaced by another image through some type of editing technique. FRAMING .

430 views • 23 slides

Photo = Light Graph = Record

Recording With Light. Photo = Light Graph = Record. Digital CCD Chip (Charged Coupled Device). FILM. VIDEO. VidEre = to see. Lighting Basics. The LIGHT effects the audience in 2 ways:. Where you look . Our eyes are drawn to the bright spots in the frame.

390 views • 23 slides

Video Production

Video Production. By Josh Gallagan. Video Production. Professional video production, or videography, is the art and service of videotaping, editing, and distributing a finished video product. This can include television production, commercial video production, and corporate and event videos.

759 views • 22 slides

Lighting: Controlling Shadows, Shape, Mood and Tone

316 views • 21 slides

Mise en Scene

AS Level Media Studies. Mise en Scene. Mise -en-scene. A French term meaning what is put into a scene or frame. Visual information in front of the camera. Communicates essential information to the audience. 5 key elements. Settings & Props Costume, Hair & Make Up

1.03k views • 18 slides

Video Production 101 Camera, Lights, and Sound

Video Production 101 Camera, Lights, and Sound. What is the difference between FILM and VIDEO?. FILM A strip of sequential, still images, taken on photographic film. (exposed to light and developed)

358 views • 18 slides

Soundtrack and Lighting

Soundtrack and Lighting. Media Language. Lesson Outcomes. Understand what work is being done by the soundtrack Be aware of the way that images and sound are combined to convey meaning Understand how the use of light can create meaning. SOUND BRIDGE. Can lead in or out of a scene.

516 views • 17 slides

Studio Lighting

Studio Lighting. W.J. Veldhoen St. Thomas Aquinas CHS. Using this Presentation. The St. Thomas logo will return you to the School Website from any slide. Help will return you to this screen for show directions. Arrow buttons will move you forward or back though the show.

279 views • 14 slides

Three Point Lighting System

Three Point Lighting System. Jennifer Emfinger. Objectives. TSW identify the components of a 3 point lighting system. TSW set up a 3 light system for a photograph or film. TSW utilize lighting to create mood in a photograph or film. Introduction. Back or Rim Light. Main or Key Light.

405 views • 11 slides

How to Light a Subject

How to Light a Subject. ? Using the Triangle Lighting Principle. Click the name of the light source to learn more about it. The Triangle Lighting Principle consists of three primary light sources. Back light. Fill light. Key light.

180 views • 10 slides

Common studio lighting techniques

Photographers use different types of lighting techniques for illuminating a subject. Some common technique includes split lighting, loop lighting and Rembrandt lighting

541 views • 10 slides

Research Paramount & Rembrandt Lighting

Research Paramount & Rembrandt Lighting. P aramount. Paramount. Key light + hair light + fill light . Rembrandt. Fill light + key light. key light . Paramount. Rembrandt. Key light, fill light, back light . Key light . Paramount. Key light, fill light, hair light. Rembrandt.

356 views • 9 slides

Dramatic Commentary

170 views • 9 slides

Photography Lighting Setups By: Grace Han

Photography Lighting Setups By: Grace Han. Terminology: Key Light: Used to highlight form and dimension; the key light is usually the first and most important light used in a lighting setup.

248 views • 8 slides