Discover Your Creativity With Lighting Most photographers get comfortable with the lighting setups they use, and tend to shy away from trying new or different ones. Pushing yourself to incorporate new lighting techniques can help to expand your photographic style. You don’t need to buy more lighting equipment to start thinking about how the light is appropriate for what you’re shooting. Learning to see and light a location or scene and bring it to life in your images takes an in-depth understanding of lighting, direction, and creative vision. Join Chris Knight, well-known photographer, instructor, and author, to learn how to create cinematic lighting that allows you to be more innovative for your clients and yourself. Chris will explain: How to think like a filmmaker but apply those ideas to a single image Motivated lighting and how to incorporate the techniques into your creative vision Framing and layering for your images How to use direction and guidance to achieve a cinematic look How to enhance the cinematic lighting you achieved in-camera through post production processes In this class, Chris takes you through his creative process during two cinematic style shoots at two different locations to share with you his behind-the-scenes thoughts, motivations, and scenarios. Chris also takes you through an in-studio shoot to explain the importance of prop placement, intentional set design, and light. You’ll learn the confidence to develop and incorporate new thought processes and get out of your everyday routines when lighting your subjects. https://www.creativelive.com/class/cinematic-lighting-for-portraiture-chris-knight Hidden Content: **Hidden Content: You must click 'Like' before you can see the hidden data contained here.** Mirror: Hidden Content: **Hidden Content: You must click 'Like' before you can see the hidden data contained here.**
Can someone re-upload this to mega, please. the download keeps cancelling before it can download and I have to keep starting over. My internet connection is not going down to the best of my knowledge but I could be wrong. Mega would help as I could pick up where I left off.
