lighting Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

The Kelvin temperature of a light source is __________.

A

a higher degree number on the scale if the light appears very blue.

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Which statement is untrue about an LED light source?

A

All LED’s you can buy have a CRI of 95 to 100.

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3
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The movie industry standard color temperature for a tungsten filament lamp is ___ kelvin.

A

3200

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4
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A production lighting source containing a fresnel lens is _________.

A

a hard light that can reveal texture in a subject.

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5
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The “quality” of light can be described as ____________.

A

how hard or soft it is.

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6
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Chiaroscuro in cinematography is a lighting style that exhibits __________.

A

contrasty, deep shadows.

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7
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The Dutch Masters ______________.

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are collectively a group of artists that have influenced a lighting style in motion pictures.

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8
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An example of a “practical” light on an interior set could be:

A

A desk lamp

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9
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Cross key or cross lighting:

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Places a key source directly on each side of the subject(s).

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10
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What can be said that is true about shadows? (Check all that apply)

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Shadows reveal shape.

Shadows reveal texture.

Shadows create depth.

Shadows help tell your story.

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11
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Ambient light can best be described as:

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Naturally occurring light in a location.

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12
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What are some reasons to shoot into or against the main light source? (check all that apply)

A

To achieve a silhouette.

To purposely create lens flare.

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13
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The contrast ratio in a lighting set-up primarily refers to the:

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Intensity difference between the key light and fill light.

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14
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The magic hour is considered to be:

A

A beautiful time of day to shoot.

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15
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The most important reason behind creating any lighting set-up is _________________.

A

to help tell the story.

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16
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Motivated light is best described as_____________.

A

light that appears to come from a source within the scene.

17
Q

To make a single, very large soft source of light harder with more defined shadows you could______________.

A

move it further away from the subject.

18
Q

A cuculoris or “cookie” is_____________.

A

a type of gobo that can break up the light to add some variation with shadows.

19
Q

The light coming from a single instrument with a fresnel lens can be softened by:

A

Using C47’s to place a diffusion gel in front of the fresnel lens.

20
Q

If you want beams of light to be illuminated in your scene, you would need to____________.

21
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Controlling spill from a light source can be accomplished with _____________ .(choose all that apply)

21
Q

Shaping light can be accomplished with: (check all that apply)

A

Flags; barn doors

22
Q

Modifying light can be accomplished with ___________. (check all that apply)

A

Soft boxes; diffusion panels

22
Q

“Rembrandt” style lighting is accomplished by:

A

Correctly positioning a single key source to one side of the subject.

23
Light coming through a window…. (check all that apply)
Is often created by the cinematographer.