RESEARCH: John GRIERSON
- founder of the British documentary- film movement and its leader for almost 40 years.
- he also was instrumental in setting up The British film industry (BFI)
research on lighting in horror
lighting in horror low-key lighting Horror movies frequently employ low-key lighting because of the effects it produces. The dark tone and shadows created by this lighting are appropriate for a horror movie; they increase anxiety because of the film's eerie, enigmatic mood and limit how much of the setting and people are revealed. Through the use of shadows and muted colours, it establishes the tenor, the mood, and a perilous relationship with mystery. (an example of low key lighting used in a film) high-key lighting apart from low-key lighting horror producers can also use high key lighting , this helps to : - The lights utilised produce a light hue and are particularly bright. - To illuminate the entire scene, the lights are frequently placed high above. - Because the lights are placed high above, they don't need to be changed, making it simple to film continuously. - Makes use of several hot light sources (fluorescent soft lights)....
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