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Lighting Key Terms

TermDefinition
Key Lighting Main and strongest light source in a scene or on the actor.
Fill Lighting Adds dimension and softens harsh shadows created by the key light.
Backlighting Placed behind the actor to help define their features and distinguish them from the background.
Side Lighting Lights the actor from the side and focuses on the contours of their face for a high-contrast dramatic effect.
Practical Lighting Light source that is visible within the scene like lamps, light fixtures, candles, and television sets. Add cinematic ambiance of the scene.
Hard Lighting Lighting aesthetic with harsh shadows that draws attention to a specific actor or part of a scene.
Soft Lighting Lighting aesthetic with little to no harsh shadows that's bright yet balanced.
High-key Lighting Lighting aesthetic with no shadows and intense brightness, bordering on overexposure. You'll see high-key lighting in a TV sitcom, music video or a commercial.
Low-key Lighting Lighting aesthetic with a lot of shadows to create a sense of mystery or suspense.
Natural Lighting Uses and modifies the available light at the location of the shoot.
Motivated Lighting Controlled lighting technique meant to imitate natural light sources in the scene like the sun or the moon.
Bounce Lighting Technique where light is bounced from a strong source toward the actor with a reflector, which soften and spread the light.
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