Portrait Lighting Course - Basic to Intermediate - 22th Jan

rueyloon · 7th January 2005

Title of workshop : Portrait Lighting
Level : Basic to Intermediate
Genre : Fashion, commercial, arts, and photojournalism
Venue : SPACE 217 (217 Selegie Road)
Date : Jan 22th
Cost : $150 per student (course material incl.)
25% discount for all students and NSF personnels
(**please provide nesessary pass to proof)

Course Objective:
Beside learning about lighting techniques used for portraits in studio, this course will be give students invaluable insights to understanding available light sources in outdoor situations. Students will be required to do hands-on practice in studio lightings techniques taught by the instructors,and is required to submit assignment for critique session.

The course will be in 2 phases:
Phase 1: Tutorial - 1:30pm to 4:30pm
Phase 2: Practical (hands-on by students) - 5:30pm to 9:00pm

Phase A (Course tutorial):

Understanding Lightings
- To identify different types of lightings terms and styles used in outdoor & indoor portraitures in relationship to fashion, photojournalism, arts and commerical photography.
Photography with Lights
- To learn how to control lighting situations in a studio and in corresponse to other sources such as naturals ambience light. This topic will also cover explanation of lighting equipments/tools, their functions, and chracteristics
Conceptual portraits
- To elaborate on the fuction of lightings and how one can apply the techniques taught to use it for their individual needs. There will be case study of the function of lightings portraitures in relationship to the conceptual objectives used by artists, fashion and commercial photographers.

Phase 2 (practical):

1) Demonstration by instructors
2) students to create a checklist of lighting techniques taught by instructors. (Instructors will be at hand to supervise).

Students are required to present assignments taught in the class the following week. Group critque will also be conducted.

The class will be conducted mainly through the use of a Medium Format Camera and Polaroid Films.

For any more information or queries regarding this courses, please email me at rueyloon@36frames.com

Thank you.
Cheers

stefyxz · 9th January 2005

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rueyloon · 10th January 2005

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rueyloon · 12th January 2005

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choen · 12th January 2005

Space 217 is nice. Love the ceiling height.

rueyloon · 20th January 2005

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2) L.P.F
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kerpalz · 20th January 2005

A must Go lesson...... Space219 is Good!~~ Upz for RL!!

rueyloon · 20th January 2005

Originally Posted by kerpalz

A must Go lesson...... Space219 is Good!~~ Upz for RL!!

Alamak, peng you, SPACE TWO ONE SEVEN lah.......

rueyloon · 21st January 2005

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rueyloon · 23rd January 2005

Thanks for all the students on the 22nd

hope you guys had a nice time and pick up lots of techniques and inspirations.

here are some shots from the course.

Cheers

rueyloon · 23rd January 2005

7th January 2005	#1
rueyloon Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 1,538	Portrait Lighting Course - Basic to Intermediate - 22th Jan Title of workshop : Portrait Lighting Level : Basic to Intermediate Genre : Fashion, commercial, arts, and photojournalism Venue : SPACE 217 (217 Selegie Road) Date : Jan 22th Cost : $150 per student (course material incl.) 25% discount for all students and NSF personnels (please provide nesessary pass to proof) Course Objective: Beside learning about lighting techniques used for portraits in studio, this course will be give students invaluable insights to understanding available light sources in outdoor situations. Students will be required to do hands-on practice in studio lightings techniques taught by the instructors,and is required to submit assignment for critique session. The course will be in 2 phases: Phase 1: Tutorial - 1:30pm to 4:30pm Phase 2: Practical (hands-on by students) - 5:30pm to 9:00pm Phase A (Course tutorial): Understanding Lightings - To identify different types of lightings terms and styles used in outdoor & indoor portraitures in relationship to fashion, photojournalism, arts and commerical photography. Photography with Lights - To learn how to control lighting situations in a studio and in corresponse to other sources such as naturals ambience light. This topic will also cover explanation of lighting equipments/tools, their functions, and chracteristics Conceptual portraits - To elaborate on the fuction of lightings and how one can apply the techniques taught to use it for their individual needs. There will be case study of the function of lightings portraitures in relationship to the conceptual objectives used by artists, fashion and commercial photographers. Phase 2 (practical):** 1) Demonstration by instructors 2) students to create a checklist of lighting techniques taught by instructors. (Instructors will be at hand to supervise). Students are required to present assignments taught in the class the following week. Group critque will also be conducted. The class will be conducted mainly through the use of a Medium Format Camera and Polaroid Films. For any more information or queries regarding this courses, please email me at rueyloon@36frames.com Thank you. Cheers

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rueyloon Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 1,538	Thanks for all the students on the 22nd hope you guys had a nice time and pick up lots of techniques and inspirations. here are some shots from the course. Cheers