In my TV Production class we have been covering different lighting techniques.
This exercise covers three point lighting, long a mainstay of video and still-shot photography.
Three strategically placed lights can help produce a high quality, flattering look for someone at the center of it, whether in a video interview, a modeling scenario or a professional head shot for Linkedin or a newspaper or magazine placement.
Ryan Stubblefield is in this image.
Makayla Dotson sits for the three-point spotlight.Next in this post, I'll break down the steps needed to get the most out of the three-point lighting setup.
Two years ago I wrote a similar post. Check it out here.
Full Sail University has on YouTube this tutorial on this popular and widely used lighting technique.
TK Ayinmide is the model for this presentation. First we see her with the three lights turned off. You see the three lights: the key light (front right), the fill light (left) and behind TK is the backlight.