Advanced Cinematic Video Lighting

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0. Introduction

01. Welcome.mp4

01:11

1. Narrative Project

01. Overview of the narrative scene.mp4

02:06

02. Introducing the location.mp4

04:55

03. Overview of lighting Master shot.mp4

16:51

04. Final looks and lighting changes Master.mp4

01:29

05. Overview of lighting Hallway shot.mp4

07:00

06. Final looks and lighting changes Hallway.mp4

02:10

07. Overview of lighting Candy shot.mp4

04:24

08. Final looks and lighting changes.mp4

02:27

2. Commercial Project

01. Overview of commercial project.mp4

01:40

02. Lighting with professional and natural lights.mp4

06:45

03. Lighting for the over-the-shoulder OTS shot.mp4

04:19

04. Lighting actors and products together.mp4

02:54

05. Shooting actor close-ups.mp4

01:42

06. Lighting in outside environments.mp4

02:11

3. Corporate Project

01. Overview of corporate project.mp4

02:36

02. Unconventional two-camera Interview.mp4

05:13

03. Lighting setup for the second interview.mp4

04:47

04. B-roll and cutaway lighting for a specific project.mp4

03:08

4. Conclusion

01. Next steps.mp4

01:16

Description

Once you have a firm grasp of lighting for different types of video production scenarios, it's time to start concentrating on creating the appropriate mood and atmosphere. While the location and production design play key roles in setting the cinematic mood, lighting—more than almost any other factor—can really create the ambiance called for in the script.

In this project-based course, producer, DP, and educator Jem Schofield of theC47 guides you through three different production scenarios: a narrative scene, a commercial project, and a corporate project. As in his original course, Cinematic Video Lighting, Jem doesn't just talk at you about lighting concepts, he appears on set with a crew, taking you through each project scenario and breaking down the creative decisions that helped accomplish the look and feel of each production. He goes into the equipment, space, and of course, the lighting setups for each project.

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