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WorksheetsThree Point Lighting & Camera Opp. Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 16mins
What is the main purpose of the key light in three point lighting?
To motivate the back light
To create separation between the subject and the background
To flood as much light as possible on the subject
To add a nice fill to the subject's face
Evelyn, Maya, and Arjun are working on a film project. They are discussing the purpose of the fill light in three point lighting. Arjun thinks it's to flood as much light as possible on the subject. Maya thinks it's to add a nice fill to the subject's face. Evelyn thinks it's to motivate the back light. And their teacher thinks it's to create separation between the subject and the background. Who is correct?
Arjun: To flood as much light as possible on the subject
Maya: To add a nice fill to the subject's face
Evelyn: To motivate the back light
Their teacher: To create separation between the subject and the background
Imagine Charlotte, Anika, and Abigail are filming a movie. They are setting up the three point lighting. What would be the main purpose of the back light in their setup?
To create separation between the subject and the background
To add a nice fill to the subject's face
To motivate the key light
To flood as much light as possible on the subject
Ethan, Benjamin, and Liam are making a short film for their school project. They are discussing the purpose of motivated lighting. Can you help them understand it better?
To create dramatic shadows on the subject
To create a natural and realistic lighting effect
To make the subject pop and stand out from the background
To add a nice fill to the subject's face
What is the key light's position in relation to the fill light?
They are on the same side of the subject
They are positioned below the subject
They are positioned above the subject
They are on opposite sides of the subject
What is the effect of the back light in three point lighting?
It floods as much light as possible on the subject
It makes the subject pop and stand out from the background
It adds a nice fill to the subject's face
It creates dramatic shadows on the subject
Imagine Evelyn, Grace, and James are in a photography class. They are discussing the benefits of having shadows on the subject. What do they agree on?
Shadows add a nice fill to the subject's face
Shadows make the subject pop and stand out from the background
Shadows create a natural and realistic lighting effect
Shadows make the subject blend into the background
Your subject should be how many feet away from the key light?
(a)
If I want the light to stand out on my subject's shoulders and head, how would I position the light? Explain.
Is it a good thing to have shadows on your subject?
Yes
No
Depends
Unsure
At what angle should your key light be placed in relation to your subject?
45 degrees
90 degrees
180 degrees
75 degrees
Think about your own project. What were some difficult parts of setting up the lighting? Which parts were easier than others? What would you have done differently?
Draw a picture of your subject at a dutch angle
A student is heading to their locker. They need to get a book that they will need for class but the bell will ring in 1 minute. They cannot be late for this class. Will they make it in time? What camera angles will you use to film this scene?
When you want your subject to appear dominant, you will film from this angle
High Angle
Ground Level
Low Angle
Eye Level
