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Types of Lighting and Their Effects

The document discusses various types of lighting techniques used in film and photography, including high-key lighting to suggest an upbeat mood, low-key lighting and back lighting to create a sense of alienation or direct attention, using color filters to absorb certain colors, and spotlighting, floor lights, and neon strips to illuminate features or create moody imagery and make things stand out. Changes in lighting are also used to imply changes when none actually occur.

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Types of Lighting and Their Effects

The document discusses various types of lighting techniques used in film and photography, including high-key lighting to suggest an upbeat mood, low-key lighting and back lighting to create a sense of alienation or direct attention, using color filters to absorb certain colors, and spotlighting, floor lights, and neon strips to illuminate features or create moody imagery and make things stand out. Changes in lighting are also used to imply changes when none actually occur.

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Type of lighting

Effect

High-key lighting

Now used to suggest a upbeat mood

Low-key lighting

Back lighting/Silhouetting

Tends to heighten the sense of


alienation felt by the viewer
Used to direct attention to a certain
person
Used to create a glowing effect

Colour filters

Used to absorb light of certain colours

Floor lights
Neon strips

To illuminate peoples facial features


Creates moody imagery and makes
things stand out

Changes in light

To create an idea of things changing


when they are not

Spotlighting

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