ARS 251 Lighting & Color for Lens Based Art
From the control of a studio setting to the unpredictability of any given location, students enrolled in this course learn how to manage a wide variety of lighting situations. Attention is given to identifying the overall structure of lighting, as well as conceptual goals. Topics covered will include: the rules of lighting a formal portrait; subtractive, fill, flash, and continuous lighting; artificial and natural light sources; and various methods for managing color in post-production. This course is open to students working either in photography or moving image. Specific equipment and methods will be catered for these concentrations. Projects will be completed inside and outside the classroom, with students working both individually and collaboratively with classmates. Pre-requisite: ARS 160,
ARS 250, or permission from the instructor.
Prerequisite
Pre-requisite: ARS 160,
ARS 250, or permission from the instructor.