Lighting Workshop

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Q Cabs:

Quality
Colour
Angle
Brightness
Shape

Key Kelvins:

Warm - 3200k


Daylight - 5200k


I really enjoyed this workshop, working with Sam on the different effects that lighting could have on different projects and how the lighting can affect the camera as well, finding that fine balance between light and camera for the ideal and most natural-looking shot. In fact, I was able to utilise my brand new understanding of the Kelvin meter by utilising those skills in third-year Anna's project. Where I balanced the white balance with the purple hue so it looked dark and mysterious whilst also not looking completely unnatural and off putting.


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