Lighting and Colour
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- Q1Bright lighting - with little or no shadows or dark areas. Often used in happy scenes and romantic comedies, or to give the impression of being outside.High key lighting30s
- Q2Dark or dull lighting - with lots of shadows or dark areas. Often used in horrors or thrillers. Can give an impression of danger or fear.Low key lighting30s
- Q3The main light used to light a person or object.Key light30s
- Q4Extra lights used to reduce the shadows created by the key light and to create a more realistic effect.Fill lights30s
- Q5A light used to light a character or object from behind, or to light the background of a scene. Creates a sense of space between the character and the background.Back light30s
- Q6The meanings we often associate with different colours. Often used in film/tv or advertising to convey a particular meaning to the audience.Colour connotations30s
- Q7Love, romance, danger, death, heatCommon colour connotations of red30s
- Q8Happiness, joy, childhood, cowardiceCommon colour connotations of yellow30s
- Q9Peace, cold, sadnessCommon colour connotations of blue30s
- Q10Nature, safe, jealousyCommon colour connotations of green30s
- Q11Royalty, crueltyCommon colour connotations of purple30s