In filming any type of lighting in the film plays a MAJOR role in the process. Lighting in the film shows the audience where to look, and what's important and gives context to what's going on. Natural lighting is natural daylight without the help of any other light fixtures. Key lighting is the main source of lighting that is used during the shot. It's usually one bright light on an object. High Key lighting is where the main source of lighting is positioned high to point the subject evenly. This is used to create clean and modern looks. Side lighting is positioned at the side of the subject instead of in front or behind to only get the side image. This is usually used to show the contrast between lighted and unlighted areas. Bounced Lighting is where a light fixture is reflected onto the subject to create a soft look. Lastly, Practical lighting is a typical light fixture that you might have around laying in your house like a lamp or wall light.
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