- Dark shadowy lighting - low key lighting
- Green and yellow work together to create a twisted sick feelingin horror films
- Hard light
- Uncorrected flourescants - green
Exposure:
When a scene is shot with enough light, it becomes underexposed - This means the shot is too dark and not much detail can be seen on-screen.
Three point lighting:
Standard method for illuminating a person or an object. By using this system you can control the shadows of an object while adding depth to the shot.
Key light:
Usually stimulates or emphasises natural light: direct sunlight that comes through a window or door.
The intensity, direction and quality of lighting have a profound effect on the way an image is perceived. Light effects the way colours are rendered, both in terms of hue and depth, and can focus attention on particular elements of the composition. Most mainstream films rely on the three point lighting style, and its gender variations.
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