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Choose two key moments from the script that you find interesting, compelling, or
Choose two key moments from the script that you find interesting, compelling, or dramatically important. These do not need to be “climactic” scenes–establishing motive and character are oftentimes more important than stabbing.For each of the two moments:
Cite the act/scene and its corresponding page numbers
Write 75-100 words for both moments about quality of light and the intended mood you wish the audience to experience
Then Image Selection (range of 8-12 images):
Include a minimum of 8-12 images that span the range of light quality you would incorporate into the scenes. Think about the following aspects:
Angles
Focus
Color Temperature
Intensity
Atmosphere
Illumination of Character(s)
Arrange your images onto a slide in a pleasing composition.
Ensure all images are high-resolution and visible (not too tiny!)
Lighting images do not need to be from a stage production. They can be sunsets, dimly lit rooms, flickering fluorescent bulbs–whatever works. Think about a whole mood and the elements you would use to compose and narrate that moment.
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