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所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/advanced-lighting-for-film-professionals/
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课程名称：电影专业人士的高级灯光技术 课程概述：本课程旨在教授电影摄影和专业人士所需的高级灯光技巧与理念。目标是超越基本灯光知识，探讨可以应用于实际场景的灯光方法，以解决更复杂的灯光挑战。电影灯光是一种在期望的视觉美学与实际灯光布置限制之间的平衡艺术。本课程假设您对光和摄影的基础知识已经熟练掌握，包括曝光、光圈、相机敏感度的理解、光线测量，以及“主光”和“辅光”等术语的定义，您希望在此基础上建立更高级的灯光技巧。 课程将不涉及设备的品牌和类型，因为这些教学内容对各种设备级别都具有价值。在拍摄电影时，您几乎不可能拥有理想的工具，本课程将教授您如何在实际限制下实现视觉目标。灯光往往无法直接表达主题及其情感，灯光处理是将主题内心世界外化，并向观众传达表面以下正在发生的事情的机会。 在与导演合作接近场景之前，了解场景的核心内容至关重要，询问导演他们想通过这个场景达成什么目的，通常可以将其简化为一个词：道歉、救赎、背叛等。在叙事作品中，灯光是通过画面讲述故事的一种方式，我们必须理解场景的基本内容，才能合理安排灯光。所有灯光的运用都必须有目的、具备意图，服务于故事，同时揭示角色的内心世界。
This course is designed to teach you advanced lighting techniques and philosophies for cinematography and film professionals. Our goal is to move beyond the basics of lighting, and look at practical examples of lighting methods you can apply to real world scenarios to solve more difficult lighting challenges. Lighting for film is a balancing act, between the visual aesthetic you want to achieve, and the practical limitations of placing light in space. We will assume that you are familiar and proficient with the fundamentals of light and photography, understanding how exposure, aperture, and camera sensitivity work, how to measure light, the definitions of terms such as key and fill, and that you are looking to build on your base of knowledge for more advanced lighting techniques. We will not cover brands and types of equipment, as these lessons will be valuable regardless of what grade of equipment you have access to. When lighting a film, you will almost never have exactly the tools you wish you had, and these lessons will teach you how to achieve your visual goals regardless of your practical limitations.This light tells us very little about the subject and what they are feeling. Lighting them is our opportunity to bring the subject's inner workings outward, and to tell the audience what is happening below the surface, using only light.When approaching a scene with a director, long before you get to set, it is important to ask them; what is the scene about? What is the director hoping to achieve in the story by including this scene. Usually, you can have them boil it down to a word; Apology, redemption, betrayal, etc. Lighting in narrative work is about telling the story with pictures, and we have to understand what fundamentally happens in the scene before we can place any light in the space. Everything we do with light must have a purpose, be deliberate, serve the story, and reveal something about the characters in the process
