Lighting 101: Direction of Light
RocketJump Film School
Nov 10, 2016 17:00
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This is our second installment of our Lighting 101 series, where Lauren demonstrates seven standard lighting angles you should know when lighting a character for a scene.
It's not just about where you point your light-- the angle of your lighting determines where the light falls, and therefore the kind of shadows it creates. These two effects together can have a huge impact on your audience.
Have more questions? Ask Lauren directly in our forums!
http://j.mp/Lighting101DirectionDiscuss
For those interested, the light we used was a Litepanel 1x1 Astra Soft Bicolor.
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