Introduction to Lighting - Exposure and Postproduction
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Code | Completion | Credits | Range | Language Instruction | Semester |
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302MOEP | Z | 2 | 18S | Czech | summer |
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Learning outcomes of the course unit
Introduction to lighting, exposure and post-production
Mode of study
Instruction module
Prerequisites and co-requisites
Directing students attended course
Course contents
Course content:
- A little about image aesthetics
- side movements
- composition
- camera movement, actors
- difference between „photography“ and film shot
- A little about exposure
- What is it and why?
- „correct“ exposure
- overexposure
- underexposure
- How to properly evaluate exposure and why.
- A little about lights
Light as a technique and dramatic element
- characteristics
- color (color warmth), how and why we control it
- intensity
- light character
- practical solutions on the set, in the studio, real interior, exterior
- A little about lighting - three-point lighting system
- main
- supplementary
- rear (contra)
Function, position on the set, intensity
- Post-production - how to choose the approach from the director's perspective - film, TV film, scan, digital, look-up table, aim and significance of greyscale
Recommended or required reading
Not established
Assessment methods and criteria
100% attendance at all three lectures.
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Further information
No schedule has been prepared for this course
The subject is a part of the following study plans
- Film Directing_Bachelor-1718 (required optional subject)
- Film Directing - Master-1718 (required optional subject)
- Film Directing - Master-1718 (required optional subject)