Continuous light means that when you turn the studio lights on, they stay on like a video light or a flashlight. An obvious advantage to working with continuous light is that unlike strokes and monolights, which takes a great deal of practice to learn before you inherently understand what changes will look like in a shot, what you're saying in the real world with continuous lights will closely resemble the image that you're capturing.
Detention/Saturday school and you have lost trust from your teacher which means she will never trust you so she basically won’t know what you have actually done and will give you a bad grade
<span>(a) stability of elements on either side of an imaginary vertical line
(b) recognizable arrangement of elements based of their proportions
(c) systematic arrangement of elements based on their size.</span><span />
For what play are you talking about?
