Lighting Blog Post

Since our project is a beautification horror movie, we tried our best to use extremely dim lighting. For the marketing images, we had to use a little lamp that was plugged into the wall. This was due to the fact that our plan called for the main light to be shining only on the model, not the entire set, and it was a bit too bright. It was getting darker while we took the pictures in the living room. This was due to the fact that our main character was going to make an investment in the enigmatic product that matches the atmosphere's creepier and unpleasant vibe. To make sure everything was visible in the pictures, one light was still on.

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