Cinematic Lighting

 Lighting is a major element of filmmaking that may be used to enhance the portrayal of ambiance and add depth to a narrative.

Shoot from the shadow side to create cinematic video (the side that light is NOT falling from)

REMBRANDT LIGHTING: Also known as 45 degree light, this type of lighting falls 45 degrees down, 45 degrees up, or even both ways on the subject. Either one light or two or more lights can be used.

While the second light, which just fills the shadows, is referred to as fill light, the key light or main light primarily impacts the subject. Usually, the two lights are coming from different subjects. The intensity varies as well.Backlit backgrounds help distinguish between the subject and the background, especially when the colours of the background and the subject are similar. The result is a silhouette of the subject.

type of backdrop lighting. It is, according to the subject, at a 180-degree angle. It covers both sides of the controversy.

Motivated lighting is providing a source for the light that hits a subject in order to make it appear natural. For instance, during the day, light from a window or a fireplace.

Golden hour photography offers cinematically suitable lighting and a respectable exposure.