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All Classes Intro to Lighting for Film & Video
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Intro to Lighting for Film & Video

$355.00
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For independent filmmakers and creators new to lighting for film and video, learning how to control light is essential. Unlike the human eye, cameras capture light differently, and mastering the ability to create, modify, and manage lighting can greatly improve the quality of your visuals.

In this course, we'll cover traditional cinematic lighting techniques through hands-on exercises and practical work with equipment. We’ll also provide practical tips for setting up low-budget lighting and show you affordable equipment options available on the market, helping you create high-quality videos on a budget.

Topics Covered Include:

  • Lighting Vocabulary: Essential terminology and concepts.

  • Quality of Light: How to manipulate light to create depth and dimension.

  • Lighting for Different Styles and Situations: Tailor your lighting setup for various visual styles and scenarios.

  • Working with Natural Light: Techniques for effectively using natural light in your projects.

  • 3-Point Lighting: Master the basics of this foundational lighting setup.

  • Accessories and Safety: Key accessories for lighting setups and important safety precautions.

  • Efficient Setups for Small Productions: Tips for optimizing lighting arrangements for compact and cost-effective productions.

By the end of this course, you'll understand how to control and manipulate light, giving you the skills to enhance your filmmaking projects. Whether you're working on a tight budget or looking to improve your lighting techniques, this class offers the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to achieve professional-quality results.

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For independent filmmakers and creators new to lighting for film and video, learning how to control light is essential. Unlike the human eye, cameras capture light differently, and mastering the ability to create, modify, and manage lighting can greatly improve the quality of your visuals.

In this course, we'll cover traditional cinematic lighting techniques through hands-on exercises and practical work with equipment. We’ll also provide practical tips for setting up low-budget lighting and show you affordable equipment options available on the market, helping you create high-quality videos on a budget.

Topics Covered Include:

  • Lighting Vocabulary: Essential terminology and concepts.

  • Quality of Light: How to manipulate light to create depth and dimension.

  • Lighting for Different Styles and Situations: Tailor your lighting setup for various visual styles and scenarios.

  • Working with Natural Light: Techniques for effectively using natural light in your projects.

  • 3-Point Lighting: Master the basics of this foundational lighting setup.

  • Accessories and Safety: Key accessories for lighting setups and important safety precautions.

  • Efficient Setups for Small Productions: Tips for optimizing lighting arrangements for compact and cost-effective productions.

By the end of this course, you'll understand how to control and manipulate light, giving you the skills to enhance your filmmaking projects. Whether you're working on a tight budget or looking to improve your lighting techniques, this class offers the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to achieve professional-quality results.

For independent filmmakers and creators new to lighting for film and video, learning how to control light is essential. Unlike the human eye, cameras capture light differently, and mastering the ability to create, modify, and manage lighting can greatly improve the quality of your visuals.

In this course, we'll cover traditional cinematic lighting techniques through hands-on exercises and practical work with equipment. We’ll also provide practical tips for setting up low-budget lighting and show you affordable equipment options available on the market, helping you create high-quality videos on a budget.

Topics Covered Include:

  • Lighting Vocabulary: Essential terminology and concepts.

  • Quality of Light: How to manipulate light to create depth and dimension.

  • Lighting for Different Styles and Situations: Tailor your lighting setup for various visual styles and scenarios.

  • Working with Natural Light: Techniques for effectively using natural light in your projects.

  • 3-Point Lighting: Master the basics of this foundational lighting setup.

  • Accessories and Safety: Key accessories for lighting setups and important safety precautions.

  • Efficient Setups for Small Productions: Tips for optimizing lighting arrangements for compact and cost-effective productions.

By the end of this course, you'll understand how to control and manipulate light, giving you the skills to enhance your filmmaking projects. Whether you're working on a tight budget or looking to improve your lighting techniques, this class offers the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to achieve professional-quality results.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Those interested in learning both the technical and creative aspects of lighting for film & video.

PRE-REQUISITES: none; all levels welcome! Students must be at least 16 years old to take this class.

SUPPLIES: all included

CERTIFICATE: ASoF Digital Video Certificate core class.

PAYMENT PLANS: Payment plans are available to anyone for any class or workshop.

This course and all ASoF courses are certified with the Texas Education Agency (TEA) to provide Continue Professional Educational (CPE) credits.

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