[This is an excerpt from a recent on-line video webinar: “Ask Larry Anything” which is available exclusively as part of our Video Training Library.]
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In this short video, Larry Jordan illustrates with examples and diagrams what the term “3-point Lighting” refers to and the impact adding different lights at different angles has on creating a specific look for your talent.
Illustrating 3-Point Lighting
TRT: 4:18 — MPEG-4 HD movie
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4 Responses to Illustrating 3-Point Lighting [video]
Beautifully illustrated AND illuminated.
Thank you Larry
Clear, concise, excellent summary of lighting with helpful examples. Thanks!
Thank you Larry. Very useful. Lighting continues to be an area where, at times, I let myself down. Two very pertinent, separate, recent examples – an older woman, and an older man, both with well lived-in faces. I had a key and a back, but no fill – and being older folk I should also have had my key more directly from the front, so as to mitigate what I ended up with, which was ugly furrowing in their faces.
John:
Yup. Younger actors can take stronger light from the sides.
The older and more, um, furrowed the face, the more the key needs to move closer to the camera.
Larry