Cinematography and Lighting
Students deconstruct the use of camera angles, movement, lenses, and lighting to create meaning. They will practice identifying how visual choices reflect character psychology.
About This Topic
Students deconstruct the use of camera angles, movement, lenses, and lighting to create meaning. They will practice identifying how visual choices reflect character psychology.
Key Questions
- How does camera movement dictate the audience's focus?
- What psychological effects are created by high and low-key lighting?
- How do different lenses alter our perception of space?
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