Photography and Video Lighting
There is no camera as good as the human eye. Lighting is the primary tool used to make a two-dimensional image appear three-dimensional and to enhance the storytelling effectiveness of a shot.
Lighting for photography, videography and cinematography is just as much of an art form as is
stage lighting. While stage lighting is most concerned with how the eye of the audience reacts to light, photography and video lighting is more concerned with how the camera responds to light. Lighting fixtures are the paintbrushes and light is the paint that cameras use to create the picture. Photography, videography and cinematography are fundamentally about capturing light. As live streaming booms,
professional video lighting became commoditized with the introduction of consumer-grade
video lights.