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Lighting for Video Production

March 2018

DOI:10.13140/RG.2.2.35777.25442

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Paramveer Singh

Central University of Punjab

Lala Lajpat Rai University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences

Lighting is a very crucial aspect of video production. We can not produce a good quality video program. There are several lighting equipment and techniques which are used for video production.

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Lighting for Television

Dr. Paramveer Singh

Assistant Professor,

Mass Communication

Importance of Lighting

OTo illuminate the objects

OTo show the time of a day

OTo explain the nature of Program

OTo show the mood of the character

OTo make scenes more attractive

OTo Show the depth of field

OTo show or hide a part of scene

OTo show the set or props

Nature of Light

O Colour Temperature

O Intensity

O Dispersion

Types of Light

(According to Dispersion)

OFocus Light (Hard Light)

OFlood Light (Soft Light)

Types of Lights

(According to use)

O Key Light

O Fill Light

O Back Light

O Background Light

O Side Light

Lighting Techniques

Three Point Lighting

Silhouette Lighting

Cameo Lighting

Lighting Equipment

OMounting Equipment

ODirection Control Equipment

OIntensity Control Equipment

Mounting Equipment

OPipe Grid

OFloor Stand

Pipe Grid

Floor Stands

Direction Control Equipment

OBarn Doors

OFlags

OReflectors

OGobos

ODiffusers

OGels

Barn Doors

Flags

Reflector

Diffusers

Jels

Gobos

Intensity Control Equipment

Dimmer Control

OElectronic Dimmer Control

ODigital Dimmer Control

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