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I also learnt about this two guys, kiki (sharper shapes) is used to represent evil characters and bouba (rounder shapes) represent the more frindly characters.

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Shadows are really useful, like the lights you can create the mood and the feeling of the scene, with the shadows you can use it to tell a story that is not in the frame like in the two examples on the left and you can use it to represente what the character is feeling or to make the audience focus in a detail like a subjects eyes. Looking at the pictures and the gif, the two first ones they are telling a story and the bottom ones are representing the feeling of the character, like the one with the shadows in horizontal it makes the character look like she is trapped, maybe emotionally or in life. Horror movies use shadow effects to intensify the representation of something bad or a scary creature, like when we are scared our mind has the tendency of exaggerating every thing we see, sometimes we see a big shadow of a little thing and we get more scared because it looks like a big monster.

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The symbolism of colour can represent the character in more detail like in this scenes that Tyler is using a red jacket the red represent power and influences in others or in the environment, and it is what the character Tyler is he is a big influence in the life of the narrator. The narrator is using a white a boring colour that is easily influenced and without life. This is an example of how they use colour to tell the story and show the development of the characters.

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And what you do if you want represent night? If you film at night you can’t see anything, like I said in the beginning without light you can’t film properly but you can create the feeling of night if you make the light bluer and less intense like in the example on the left.

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This is the light that we put behind the character and that is why we get the rim on the side of the person. The back light doesn't give direct lighting (like the key and fill), it just gives more definition highlights. Because of this the subject stands out from the background and doesn't look flat.

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This light is usually positioned on the opposite side of the key light and is used to fill and soften shadows made by the key. The fill is normally more soft and not too bright. To make the light more soft and natural you could move the light further away or use some bounce reflectors.

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This is the main light, normally the strongest because it is trying to imitate the sunlight. It is positioned to one side of the camera/subject in a higher angle so it is well lit.

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If you put the light in a high temperature or in high intensity you can represent that the scenes is happens during the day but you will need to use the 3 point lighting for represent it in a more realistic way. Because three point lighting is used to look like natural lighting, and this lighting is the one that we are most used to seeing and is natural to us.

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And the best part of this week was putting all the things I learnt into practice, this helped me to fix in my mind all the things I learnt and make me feel more confident to do future projects.

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Using the symbolism of the colours you can define and understand the character in a deeper level, and using the colours with the light you can intensify the whole scene or film, light and colour work together, you just need to use them in the right place for a good result, the colours can be used for the development of the character in the film, you can define the personality of the character. You can notice the bad character will sometimes start the film with a dark colour to represent evil but during the film they start being good so the colour he/she is wearing change to show their transformations util they start to wear a light colour or more colourful clothes.

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So, I learned the importance of light, first without light you can’t film anything obviously, this is the big importance of light. With the light you can create the mood of the scene and you can show to the state of mind and emotion of the character. You can represent what he/she is feeling or show their actions in a more intense way. By changing the intensity of the light or the temperature you can also set the environment or feeling, like if you use a light that has more green in a closed space ,you can make the character feel like they are in a boring, claustrophobic place.

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This gif in the back ground basically explain what is happening right now in my mind in this week, I already studied these things before, but you know when you know how to do things in the theory but you don’t know how to do it in the practice, exactly, I already studied before the importance of light in scenes but in a boring way because I learnt how to do it for places more serious like for an interview more related with news, but this week it made a difference like I put together all the information that I receive before with the ones I received this week.