Artefact 2 - "Eerie Night"
"Lighting
in the computer gives you the control to create any situation you can imagine.
By using the right combination of intensity and color, you can effectively
create a mood for your cinematic masterpiece."
(Ablan, 2003, p.78)
For my second artefact, I will continue to explore using lighting design as a technique to create mood and atmosphere. As I have already tried to use lighting to create the effect of a winter morning (natural light), for my second artefact I will focus more on creating a specific mood using artificial light sources during the evening or night time.
The types of mood and atmosphere I want to achieve are:
The types of mood and atmosphere I want to achieve are:
- Dark
- Cold
- Gloomy
- Creepy
- Eerie
- Uncomfortable
From looking at these moods and how others has portrayed similar atmospheres in CG lighting, I have found the following visual research so far...
From observing these examples, and from reading my research of this particular area, I can see that the following properties are needed to create such mood:
- High key-to-fill ratios - bright lights, dark shadows, high contrast
- Dark feel to environment not in focus
- Green hue to lights and surroundings (sometimes blue)
- Moonlight can be used to add to mood/darkness
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