In what type of film is under-lighting often used?

1. introduction to film and media studies lighting2.  introductory film studies is less concerned with the technical aspects of film lighting than the expressive results of creative lighting. your goal at this point is to begin to appreciate the way in which the effect of lighting choices bears meaning. when considering lighting, we need to identify how the director is creating the effect and then analyze that effect’s meaning. to do so, you need some basic background on the techniques of lighting.3.  three-point lighting this is the most basic lighting setup. it consists of a key light, a fill light, and a backlight. the key light aims directly at the subject –most likely the main character or object in the shot – and is the brightest light source for the shot. the fill light is a softer light, and is usually placed opposite the key light; the fill light cuts down on shadows created by the bright key light. the backlight shines behind the subject or object, separating him, her, or it from the background –in other words, enhancing the sense of depth in the shot. backlighting sometimes creates a halo effect around a character’s head, particularly at the edge of the hair.

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