Lighting & Colour

The lighting technique of using key light, fill light, and back light refers to

• Motivated lighting

• 3-phase lighting

• Unmotivated lighting

• 3-point lighting

Motivated lighting refers to a lighting type in which:

• the light source imitate existing sources such as key and fill lights

• the light source imitate real existing sources, such as lamps or windows. ​

• the light source comes from external sources such as studio lights

In a 3-point-lighting technique, which light is the strongest light?

• Key light

• Fill light

• Back light

• Unmotivated light

Which type of lighting would create unflattering images due to its emphasis on surface texture?

• High key light

• Soft light

• Hard light

• Soft key light

Soft light is created by using:

• Big light source positioned close to the subject

• Small light source positioned close to the subject

• Concentrated light reflected from a large source

• Diffused light reflected from a large source​

To create a light hearted tone in a scene, the most appropriate lighting technique would be

• High key light

• Low key light

• High fill light

• Low fill light

Low key light is usually used to create:

• A hopeful and positive tone

• A dark and gloomy tone

• An angry and energetic tone

• An unserious and comical tone

Which of the following is NOT the function of colours in film?

• To draw focus to significant details

• Set the tone of the movie

• Represent characters traits

• To draw focus to the background of the scene