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High vs Low Key Lighting in Film by danielleconneely is a document available to read on EtoBox.
High key lighting means an overall brighter picture that is typically used for upbeat scenes. Low key lighting signifies a darker overall picture that is commonly used for slow or dramatic scenes. Lighting can be manipulated within images to draw attention or influence composition through varying the brightness of different parts of the frame, such as using low key lighting but brightening certain areas or applying high key lighting with darkened portions.
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- danielleconneely
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