Lowkey lighting cinematography

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Low key example 4 - Low key lighting is used in order to create more shadows in a scene or onto the subject in a scene. Low key lighting can often create a sense of apprehension or tension for the viewer. The purpose of low key lighting in this scene is to show fear of the character in the scene.

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FLAGS, NETS AND SILKS A good cinematographer doesn’t just know where to place a light, but how to shape it. When it comes to shaping light, three important tools to consider are flags, nets and silks. But what are they and how can you use them to improve your cinematic lighting? Find out here! cinematography | cinematic lighting | cinematographer | cinematography aesthetic | cinematography lighting setup | Wes Anderson | filmmaking tips | cinematography tutorials

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