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it tries to reproduce real life light.

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http://www.izzyvideo.com/three-point-lighting/

http://www.3drender.com/light/3point.html

http://nofilmschool.com/2016/07/video-why-three-point-lighting-standard-filmmaking

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The third form of lighting is the Back light, also called Rim Light. These are used to either light up the background behind the subject within focus, or be used to light the back of the subject to create a smaller shadow around the subject. The Rim light mainly helps to create an extra form of dimension within the image where it can be used to define a distance between the subject and a background.

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The second form of light is the Fill light. This is a much softer light used to create interesting shadows. To create a fill light you can either use a seperate diffused light source or using a bouncer which reflects the main light source on a different angle. The Fill light is common placed in symetrical opposition to the key light.

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The first main type of light is the Key Light. This is the main source of either directional or diffused light within the frame. This also making it the strongest source of light. Key lights are most commonly placed at 15-45 degree angles to the subject, to create a standard look within the image.

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3 Point Lighting is the 3 main different sources of light used to create the Illusion of a 3 Dimensional space within a 2 Dimensional image.