The Ultimate Guide to Cinematic Lighting Techniques — part two of our mini-series on how to get cinematic lighting, including lighting tips for subjects, backgrounds, daytime and nighttime scenarios.

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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro — Cinematic Lighting
01:00 - Why Film Lighting Matters
01:09 - Single Subjects
06:15 - Multiple Subjects
08:55 - Exterior Day
12:42 - Exterior Night
16:21 - Interior Day
18:46 - Interior Night
22:19 - Takeaways

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THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO CINEMATIC LIGHTING TECHNIQUES — PART TWO

Cinematic lighting is something most filmmakers are after but what is cinematic lighting anyway? Many people agree that the difference between amateur and professional film is decided by the quality of a project’s lighting. In the first episode of this cinematic lighting guide, we covered the basics of lighting, and the general styles and approaches. Now we’re going to discuss how to get cinematic lighting by shooting subjects, backgrounds, daytime vs. nighttime, and interiors vs. exteriors.

CINEMATIC LIGHTING SETUP FOR SUBJECTS

First, we’ll look at how to light your subjects. Using the most common portrait lighting setups like butterfly lighting, loop lighting, split lighting, and more. Each of these lighting techniques literally casts a different light on your subject, which in turn can alter their characterization and how we relate to them. We’ll also get into how to light multiple subjects in a scene.

HOW TO LIGHT A SCENE — EXTERIOR DAY/NIGHT

There are countless lighting scenarios but they can all be boiled down to basically four — exterior day, exterior night, interior day, and interior night. Shooting outside during the day is difficult mostly because your main light source (the sun) is constantly changing. In our video, we learn from DPs like Robert Richardson shooting Casino and Emmanuel Lubezki shooting The Revenant.

Shooting outside at night presents its own challenges, but with today’s cameras, low-light cinematography is not nearly the challenge it used to be. For example, we learn how DP Jeff Cutter simulated moonlight on Prey or how Jarin Blaschke embraced the shadows on The Witch.

HOW TO LIGHT A SCENE — INTERIOR DAY/NIGHT

Lighting an interior during the day can be a lot easier than shooting outside but you’re still dealing with the sun. DP Roger Deakins blacked out windows and used exterior lighting for the opening scene in Sicario. DP Matthew Libatique had more control with the stage set in The Whale. You can also go more stylized with the nighttime lighting, like Kubrick and his DP Larry Smith did on Eyes Wide Shut.

Cinematic lighting techniques like this are used all the time. And with lessons from masterful DPs, we can all approach any lighting situation with confidence.


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♬ SONGS USED:

"Somewhere" - Daniele Musto
"Origin" - David A. Molina
"War Dance (Instrumental)" - Rhythm Scott
"Mauretania (Instrumental)" - Sam Barsh
"Morning Sunbeams" - Yehezkel Raz
"Dojo Tradition (Instrumental)" - In This World
"Mr. Moustafa" - Alexandre Desplat
"The Lutz Police Militia"
"Yumeji's Theme" - Shigeru Umebayashi
"Deep Blue"
"Dark Blood" - Jimmy Svensson
"Club Foot Clavipes (Instrumental)" - Isaac Joel
"Full Access" - Jimmy Svensson
"Blue Suede Shoes" - Elvis Presley
"Summer Kisses/In My Body"
"1986" - Angel Salazar
"Staring Into The Abyss" - 2050
"Little Eyes (Instrumental Version)" - Yehezkel Raz
"Double Espresso" - Francesco D'Andrea
"The House Of The Rising Sun" - The Animals
"The Revenant Main Theme" - Ryuichi Sakamoto & Alva Noto
"Assembly Line Dreams" - Ostin Drais
"Glass" - Claudio Laucci
"Thrill of the Chase" - Sarah Schachner
"Five Senses"
"What Went We" - Mark Korven
"Witch's Coven"
"Corporate World" - The Dust Brothers
"Life Boat" - Rob Simonsen
"The Border" - Jóhann Jóhannsson
"Runways" - Stanley Gurvich
"Rabbia e tarantella" - Ennio Morricone
"Musica Ricercata, II (Mesto, rigido e cerimoniale)" - Dominic Harlan
"The Dream" - Jocelyn Pook
"State Lines (Instrumental Version)" - Aaron Kellim

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THERE ARE NO RULES IN A STREET FIGHT

Director and writer Spike Lee explains his approach to filmmaking, how to fight for your vision, put the work in, and never stop learning.

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro — How Spike Lee Ray Became a Filmmaker
00:59 Early Life & Career
02:15 Fight for you Film
04:16 Find your Lane
05:40 Challenge your Audience
08:41 Never Stop Learning
10:21 Put the Work In
11:36 Final Takeaways

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SPIKE LEE DIRECTOR’S CHAIR

Spike Lee is one of the preeminent auteurs in American cinema. He built a reputation on a foundation of fierce independence and an unmistakable artistic voice. In this video, we collected Spike Lee interviews from throughout his career. From his film school days, including winning a student Academy Award, to winning another Oscar for writing BlacKkKlansman 3 decades later.

WHO IS SPIKE LEE

Spike Lee was born on March 20, 1957 in Atlanta but spent his formative years in Brooklyn. In fact, there are few filmmakers as closely identified with their hometown as Lee is with that NY borough. After attending film school at NYU, he began his career with confrontational and poignant films while helping to usher in the independent film movement of the late ‘80s and early ‘90s.

SPIKE LEE JOINTS

In 1989, Spike Lee wrote and directed a landmark film called Do the Right Thing. It deals with racial tensions that boil to the surface and eventually erupt on the hottest day of the summer. The film is the exemplar for Lee’s ability to challenge his audiences with uncomfortable topics and no easy answers. As he explains, “For drama, you gotta have two people butt heads. And it elevates the drama when they’re both right.”

For his epic ode to Malcolm X, the studio wanted Lee to cut it down from 3 hours to 2. But Spike refused and explained that to truly honor the evolution of Malcolm’s life, the story needs to unfold organically. And when the budget ran low, Lee had to cold-call everyone he knew to help get the film finished. It is obstacles like these that have molded Lee’s work ethic: you gotta fight for your film.

Spike Lee doesn’t get the recognition he deserves. For over 4 decades, he has worked in various genres and mediums, like documentaries and commercials, and carved out a singular voice. If you’re a filmmaker looking for a guiding light through the insane world of filmmaking, Spike Lee is the one you need.


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♬ SONGS USED:

"Fight The Power" - Public Enemy
"Everyday People" - Sly & The Family Stone
"We Love Roll Call Y-All" - The Natural Spiritual Orchestra
"Nola Cleans Up" - Bill Lee
"Return Of The Crooklyn Dodgers (Instrumental)" - Crooklyn Dodgers '95
"Nola - Piano" - Bill Lee
"Opening Credits" - Terence Blanchard
"Flashback" - Terence Blanchard
"Nola - Instrumental" - Bill Lee
"Still Barkin" - Chad Tuthill
"Summit - Alternative Version" - Gray North
"Everything Hunky Dory" - Terence Blanchard
"Wake Up Finale" - The Natural Spiritual Orchestra
"Father To Son" - The Natural Spiritual Orchestra
"What's Going On (Instrumental)" - Marvin Gaye
"White Power Theme" - Terence Blanchard
"Young Malcolm" - Terence Blanchard
"A Thought (Reprise) - Bill Lee
"PHD" - PhilDavid
"Changed" - Jon Gegelman
"Morning Sunbeams" - Yehezkel Raz
"A New Morning" - PORTL

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Film lighting techniques can be simple, especially with a simple three-point lighting setup. But that doesn’t mean that you still can’t achieve that cinematic look. Cinematic lighting can be achieved with the 3 main light sources — the key light, the fill light, and the backlight. This combination is used in a large majority of film lighting setups and each light fulfills a function. What we want to explore in this video is just how important the fill light is to the overall look and feel of a shot. Of all three lights, the fill light just might the most important.

Contrast ratio is the relationship between the key light and fill light — in short, more fill light yields a low contrast lighting, while less fill light will achieve more high contrast lighting. Contrast ratio is all about determining the mood of a scene and that’s where the fill light’s purpose becomes so important. So many film lighting techniques revolve around adjusting contrast ratio through raising or lowering the level of the fill light.

Another aspect of film lighting techniques is the placement of each of these lights. In many cases, the key light is placed on the “smart side” of the subject — that is to say on the opposite side of the camera — and the fill light is often pointed at the subject from the same side as the camera (i.e., the “dumb side”). This is not a hard and fast rule in cinematic lighting but it does wonders for creating a layer of depth in the image. For many reasons, you can switch it up (e.g., dumb side key and smart side fill). It just depends on the scene and how you want to capture the moment.

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Welcome to Africa reacts in today's video we will react to Adam Rutherford a geneticist who reveals that there is more genetic diversity in Africa than the rest of the World put together.
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Chapter 1: 0:00 Intro
Intro to 2nacheki's Africa react and an explanation of what the show is about.

Chapter 2: 0:30 What It Means To Be African
A discussion on the meaning of being African and the difference between being African and being black.

Chapter 3: 1:05 Importance of Understanding African Genetics
The host emphasizes the importance of understanding the genetics of Africans and people of African descent.

Chapter 4: 2:11 The Problems with Categorizing People
The host and guest discuss the problems with the earlier conversation about categorizing people as black.

Chapter 5: 2:35 Transatlantic Slave Trade and African-American Genetics
A discussion on the transatlantic slave trade and its impact on African-American genetics.

Chapter 6: 3:45 The Importance of Understanding African DNA
The host highlights the importance of understanding African DNA and African genetics.

Chapter 7: 13:14 Africa is Watching
The host ends the video by mentioning that Africa is watching and encouraging viewers to educate themselves on African genetics.


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What is a protagonist — a rundown of a story’s main character, the various types, their characteristics and inspiration for how to write a great protagonist.

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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction to Protagonists
00:48 - Protagonist Definition & History
02:42 - Hero Protagonist
04:19 - Non-Traditional Protagonists
08:55 - Multiple Protagonists
11:56 - Takeaways

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WHAT IS A PROTAGONIST IN A STORY

Most people understand that the protagonist is the main character in a story. But what is a protagonist, really? Are there special qualities they possess? And what happens if there are multiple protagonists? In this video, we’ll answer these questions, get into a little history of where the protagonist came from, their various types, and how writers can approach how to write a great protagonist.

HOW DO WE DEFINE PROTAGONIST

The protagonist is the lead character in a narrative. Typically, they have a goal they pursue, they make choices to advance the plot, and they will have some sort of character arc. If we go back to Ancient Greek theatre, we can see how the protagonist emerged. At the time, poems and tragedies were performed for an audience by a masked chorus (often 50 people) singing or speaking in unison. But then a poet named Thespis broke with tradition by having one actor, separate from the chorus, perform all of the parts of the story by simply switching masks. This is where we get the term “protagonist” which translates to “first actor.”

TYPES OF PROTAGONISTS

The most common and traditional type of protagonist is the hero. Originally, these were noble-born, pre-destined characters who were also strong, brave, and righteous. Over time, we see heroes with varying degrees of these characteristics.

Beyond the traditional hero, there are anti-heroes, tragic heros, passive protagonists, and villain protagonists. Anti-heroes lack heroic qualities but they still pursue a righteous cause. Tragic heroes are just like traditional heroes except they have a fatal flaw in their character that leads to their downfall. Passive protagonists are still the main character but are forced into the story rather than making their own active choices. And villain protagonists are exactly that — villains who are the central figure in the story.

MULTIPLE PROTAGONISTS

But what about when there is more than one protagonist? Romantic films, both comedies and dramas, often feature two protagonists with equal weight in the story. There are also secondary and tertiary protagonists called deuteragonists and tritagonists, which are still main characters but fulfill more supporting roles. For example, in the Lord of the Rings, Frodo is the protagonist, Sam, Gandalf, and Aragorn are deuteragonists, and the rest of the fellowship are tritagonists. Finally, there are situations when two characters split the protagonist role among themselves. For example, in The Shawshank Redemption, it is Andy’s story and he is the one driving the plot forward, but we see all of this through Red’s eyes, and it is he who has the character arc.

Writers have many options when it comes to writing a strong protagonist. As we can see, there is a perfect option or combination of options for any story.


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♬ SONGS USED:

"Density Wave" - Aviad Zinemanas
"Yes I Am (Instrumental)" - Zach Sorgen
"Morning Sunbeams" - Yehezkel Raz
"Distant Worlds" - Theatre of Delays
"Somewhere" - Daniele Musto
"Main Title / Trinity Infinity" - Don Davis
"Day One" - Hans Zimmer
"Full Access" - Jimmy Svensson
"Cosmos" - Theatre of Delays
"Dark Blood" - Jimmy Svensson
"Battle Without Honor Or Humanity" - Tomoyasu Hotei
"Palpatine's Teachings" - John Williams
"Gatsby Believed In the Green Light' - Craig Armstrong
"Prophesy" - Bobby Krlic
"Main Title (Terminator 2 Theme)" - Brad Fiedel
"Staring Into The Abyss" - 2050
"Last But Not Least (Instrumental)" - Chelsea McGough
"Odd Numbers" - Curtis Cole
"The Council of Elrond (feat. Aniron) (Theme for Aragorn and Arwen)" - Howard Shore
"War Banner (Instrumental)" - Cody Martin
"Assembly Line Dreams" - Ostin Drais
"Brooks Was Here" - Thomas Newman
"State Lines (Instrumental Version)" - Aaron Kellim
"Heroes" - David Bowie

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What is an Antagonist — a look at one of storytelling’s most crucial elements, including the types of antagonists, their characteristics, and their functions.

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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction to Antagonists
01:03 - Antagonist Definition & History
02:59 - Villain Antagonist
08:33 - Other Types of Antagonists
15:26 - Multiple Antagonists
17:48 - Takeaways

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WHAT IS AN ANTAGONIST IN STORYTELLING

Every story needs a protagonist, a main character pursuing a goal. And every protagonist needs obstacles in their way — cue the antagonist. In this video, we will examine what constitutes an antagonist, its characteristics and function, and the various types of antagonists in storytelling.

WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF ANTAGONIST

According to John Yorke, an antagonist is “the sum total of all the obstacles that obstruct a character in the pursuit of their desires. They are the problem or obstacle the protagonist has to overcome.” Unlike the protagonist, who is usually a character, an antagonist can be many things.

TYPES OF ANTAGONISTS

The most common antagonist is the villain, an evil character prone to doing evil things. In many cases, it is up to the protagonist to stop them. But remember, an antagonist can be anything that keeps the protagonist from reaching their goals. This could be the environment around them, especially in disaster films. Animals, the big and dangerous ones, in particular, make great antagonists.

An anti-villain is an antagonist whose motives clash with the protagonist, even if they want the same thing. Sometimes, an antagonist turns out to be an ally all along — this is a false antagonist. A character who is only revealed as the antagonist in the end is called the hidden antagonist. Inanimate objects like robots or ghosts are also prime antagonists. And, finally, one of the most interesting antagonists is the protagonist themselves, or rather something in their character that prevents them from succeeding.

MULTIPLE ANTAGONISTS

Beyond these variations and types of antagonists, some stories benefit from having more than one. Group antagonists are commonly found in genres such as war films (army vs army) or sports films (team vs team). There is also the opportunity to combine different types in the same film. In Titanic, Jack and Rose must battle against her fiance Cal before the iceberg creates a new antagonist: the sinking ship.

It’s a natural tendency for writers to focus more on their protagonists, but an equal amount of attention should be paid to their antagonists as well. As Robert McKee said, “A protagonist and their story can only be as intellectually fascinating and emotionally compelling as the forces of antagonism make them.”


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♬ SONGS USED:

"War Banner (Instrumental)" - Cody Martin
"Battle Dance" - Rhythm Scott
"Time Warp" - Notize
"Yes I Am (Instrumental Version)" - Zach Sorgen
"Discovery" - Makeup and Vanity Set
"The Terminator Theme (Extended Version)" - Brad Fiedel
"Dojo Tradition (Instrumental)" - In This World
"Dark Blood" - Jimmy Svensson
"Staring Into The Abyss" - 2050
"Pas De Deux" - Michael Abels
"Gotham's Reckoning" - Hans Zimmer
"Full Access" - Jimmy Svensson
"Revisiting Snoke" - John Williams
"Prologue: One Ring to Rule Them All" - Howard Shore
"Spider-Man 2 Main Title" - Danny Elfman
"Medication Valse" - Jack Nitzsche
"To Burn" - Man With Roses
"Killmonger" - Ludwig Göransson
"Severus and Lily" - Alexandre Desplat
"Free Your Mind" - Don Davis
"What Have We Done to Each Other" - Trent Reznor
"The Wrestler (Original Score)" - Clint Mansell
"1986" - Angel Salazar
"The Canyon" - A. R. Rahman
"Elgar Cello Concerto in E Minor, Op. 85 - I. Adagio - Moderato (Recording Session / Excerpt)" - Sophie Kauer
"Catch Me If You Can" - John Williams
"A Moon Walk (Instrumental Version)" - Yehezkel Raz
"War Paint" - Rhythm Scott
"Assembly Line Dreams" - Ostin Drais
"Otto Trouble" - Michael Giacchino
"Rose" - James Horner
"Cosmos" - Theatre Of Delays
"Theme from Darker Colors" Makeup and Vanity Set
"Bad To The Bone" - George Thorogood

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African Ancestry is celebrating 20 years of reconnecting Africa and the Diaspora through Genetics, Education, and Travel - all year long! ✊🏾...And you're invited to our virtual, after-party on The African Ancestry Experience!

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AFRICAN ANCESTRY vs ANCESTRY DNA - African American DNA Results - Rant, Review and Results . I am an African wohooooo!! See Inside my Ancestry DNA Results compared to my sister's African Ancestry Results, Answered all DNA related Questions from my Sierra Leone Citizenship Via Descent Video!!!

Best DNA Test for African Ancestry???

0:00 My Mom Has Some Explaining To Do
0:16 Intro
0:33 Why I'm Doing This Video - Sierra Leone Descent Via Descent
1:28 Ancestry DNA Video - About the Test
3:10 I'm Tired, it's a Sunday
3:29 Maternal Vs Paternal (Ancestry DNA vs African Ancestry)
4:25 Red Flags with 23&Me and why! *Storytime*
6:49 Privacy Issues...
7:21 "They" have your DNA already!
7:58 Q&A time (Tribes)
9:47 Inside my Ancestry DNA Results
14:54 Discrepancy between both tests and why - Sierra Leone?
15:51 More Q&A about Sierra Leone DNA
18:53 Ask the Experts about Sierra Leone Citizenship Via Descent Emails Included
19:13 Email me with any more Questions squarehuxtable@gmail.com
19:25 About Upcoming Videos and Channel
19:57 Why you should watch Every Video - They Don't want US to know this info!

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In this episode, Dr. Trish explores the ancestry of Beyonce Knowles-Carter. Is Beyonce bi-racial? Is she Black? What does her lineage show? What did Beyonce learn from her family tree? How is she using that information to raise her family today?

00:00 Introduction
03:29 How is Black Defined?
08:01 Beyonce's Father's Ancestry
14:00 Beyonce's Mother's Ancestry
25:40 Closing Thoughts

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