Learn the basics of lighting for film and TV with expert Dave Miller in this comprehensive masterclass.
In this awesome course, Dave Miller breaks down lighting for film and TV into bite-sized, easy-to-understand lessons. Perfect for anyone looking to up their game in cinematography, whether you're on a budget or aiming for big projects!
A complete overview of lighting taught by Dave Miller, a pro cinematographer currently working for Sky, BBC, Ch4 & more.
Join Dave Miller, a veteran of TV and Film lighting and cinematography in this 15 lesson masterclass on the basics of lighting film and TV.  Dave will walk you through all of the basics of lighting everything from low budget shorts to lighting your next cinematic masterpiece…and everything in between.
We will go through everything from basic 3-point lighting to more advanced techniques that are used in a variety of situations, including static interviews and feature film lighting.
Dave is an award winning cinematographer and lighting expert with credits to his name including the X-Factor, Time Team, Film Four, Macbeth, The Wicker Tree, Newsnight, Film 2010, Watchdog, Secret Millionaire, The Apprentice and Scrapheap Challenge…to name a few.
A working knowledge of lighting in a variety of locations.
An insight into an incredibly competitive industry.
All the basic knowledge to succeed.
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GetFilming is an online film school and community, we bring together the very best experts currently working in the film, TV and online video industries with our community of aspiring filmmakers. We work with professionals such as Adrian Mead, Rob Bessette, Evan Abrams and Dave Miller. Our tutors have worked with everyone from Sky, BBC, HBO, AMC, ITV to clients...
the person speaking is not very engaging.
I loved how he explained slowly and simply and showed examples. I've watched other lighting videos and this one was the most helpful. Thank you!
Not detailed but repeated
The information was solid and useful. Lots of thought has been put into how to illustrate the theory. This course is a good entree into the principles of lighting. Only complaint is that occasionally jargon is used without explanation: "blonde', "diff", "gobo", "day for night", but Google will help.
I would have really liked some more on-screen graphics and some tighter editing in general. I do know the basics of lighting now, but the majority of that came from the diagram in section 2.
Pretty detailed class.
I specifically like 3 point lighting. Now I can apply some ideas in it. Thanks
Excellent introduction to lighting.
Can't tell yet, but there is not a lot of detail so far.
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Emmett T.
The speaker could go into slightly more detail, also the examples of how to light were poor. I expected him to breakdown lighting set ups a bit more.