PIH - Angie K.D. - AICE MEDIA STUDIES

 Arc: 

Whip Pan:  

 Random Movement: 

Trucking Shot:  

 Pull Out: 

Static Shot:  

 In the last lighting element we define light color and show examples of this lighting from the movie. 

 In this lighting element we define the two types of lighting qualities, which are low-key and high-key. We also give picture examples from the movie of these types of lighting. 

 In the second lighting elements we have lighting direction. We define them as well as give examples of them from the movie.  

 In the second lighting element we defined the different sources of lighting in the film and gave examples of them from the movie.

 In this group assignment me and my teammates were tasked to analyze a movie that we choose and find out the different elements of lighting as well as defining lighting and understanding the different rules. The film we choose was To All The Boys I Loved Before, and in this lighting source its the lighting set up in this visual graph. 

 This is the storyboard for our filmed which was also used as a reference for camera movement examples.

   The intended genre of our film is drama. We chose this genre because it's very relatable to our generation and entertaining. Two themes associated with this film are tragedy and suspense. The tones associated with drama are passion, a passionate tone. The lighting techniques that'll support our film is key lighting with warm and bright colors. The two movies that we are researching and analyzing are Love, Simon and To All The Boys I've Loved Before.                                                                                                                                                      ...

                                                               LIGHTING IN FILM Lighting in film reflects the scene and psychology of characters. Lighting can help us understand what may be happening in a scene or the type of movie it may be. The amount of size, color, and harshness of light surrounding the character in a scene can be adjusted to express their emotions. Lighting creates a visual mood, atmosphere, and sense of meaning for the character. Gaffers are responsible for setting up all electrical work on film sets, including the lights. On the other hand cinematographers are the ones in charge of not only the camera but also the lighting crew. They're responsible for creating the look, color, lighting, and framing of every shot in film. Roger Deakins is a well known cinematographer that has been in the industry for the l...