A lighting designer for a movie has to light a dramatic scene that is outdoor in the rain where two actors are discussing a seri
ous matter. The director wants the designer to come up with two lighting choices that can underscore the dramatic nature of the scene. Which lighting techniques could the designer use? Describe the techniques that you think the designer should choose and give the reasons for the choice.
If I were a lighting designer, I would propose two ways to present a dramatic scene. The first one would involve the face of the subject being softly lit with a slight fill and an additional bounce light to light up the background but a few stops underexposed. This technique helps to focus on the subject’s face and also makes the scene look intense and dramatic. For my second technique, I would use just one light to illuminate both of the characters in the scene. The lack of lighting makes the two subjects appear dark and mysterious, which then gives the intense dramatic feel to the scene.
I would definitely make it a theme park about my favorite fandoms. There would be roller coasters, normal rides, food stands, shops, and all sorts of entertainment. For food, I would definitely add food items from the different fandoms in the menu as well. I'd try to make it a lot like Disney and Universal to really give it that magical feel.
Understanding your learning style will help stop you from spending your time researching the wrong way by offering you a wiser rather than more challenging way to prepare/study.
sailing huge distances from their home in Scandinavia between AD 800 and 1066 to raid and plunder, but they also traded with people from other countries.
