The 4 Point System
The main light sourced used to illuminate a subject or object in a scene
The general feeling created by cool colors
The measurement used to describe the color appearance of a light source
Color Temperature
Streetlights in filmmaking are an example of this kind of light.
Artificial Light
The key light is typically set to one side at this angle from the subject.
30 to 50 degree angle
This light is used to reduce shadows created by the key light.
Fill Light
The difference between the lightest and darkest areas of an image
Contrast
The unit of measurement for color temperature
Kelvin
This accessory is used to control the spread of light
Barn Doors
A light angle from directly here can feel intimidating
The light is used to create a glow or rim of light to separate the subject from the background.
Backlight
The two characteristics that create feelings of higher dramatic impact and tension
High-Contrast Lighting and Strong Sharp Shadows.
The color temperature value that represents daylight
5600K
On a C-Stand, this part is used for attaching various kinds of lighting gear.
Grip-head
This angle is described as making a person seem younger and more approachable.
Angle slightly higher than the subject
This light is meant to be seen on camera as part of the set or location
Practical Light
This is the perception of distance within a scene or shot
Depth
The chemical component, a mercury ______, in an HMI fixture
Vapor
PAR
A low-lighting angle emphasizes under this part of the subject's face
The Eyes
The light used to highlight areas or objects in a scene to draw attention or add dimension
Accent Light
Shadows primarily emphasize this and define the shape of objects
Form
A portable high-intensity fixture which illuminates at a cool temperature.
LED
Flags
True or False: Low lighting is the most flattering for interviews
False