Guide to Lighting

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Hi Mediastudiers, 

It's me again!

In this post, I'll be blogging about the lighting used in my project. The lighting used in my project comes from the street lights in my community and natural lighting from the moon. My film did not require much lighting because it gave the dark effect I wanted for my project. I didn't add lighting post-production as it was not needed. 

There is not really much I have to say about the lighting.

So that's all I have for this post😁.



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