Hello!!! Welcome back to my blog! Today I want to discuss lighting. I'm excited to talk about this because ever since the beginning I've had an idea of how I would like it to be!
My film is gonna take place at night. So, naturally, the lighting is gonna be dark. But, I want to take this to the next level. By this, I mean that I want there to be a reason for the dark lighting, not just because of the time.
I was thinking something similar to this:
Of course, my film would mostly be inside, but I think this is a good representation of how I want the lighting in my film opening to be like.
backstage.com (2025) states that " low-key lighting creates a muted image that complements the tense drama created through the plot and characters of the film." This definition shows why I want to use low-key lighting. I want to build as much suspense as possible in order to convey a menacing/suspenseful mood.
Okay, but how will I achieve low-key lighting?
This video really helped me understand HOW to achieve low-key lighting.
You should definitely expect low-key lighting when watching my film opening! I can't wait to start filming and editing to implement this!
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