The British Academy for Training and Development presents this course (Skills of Lighting Distribution and Patterns) for all individuals interested in learning more skills about the different types and patterns of lighting, Methods of light distribution, most advanced equipment.

Lighting effects are considered of the most significant elements of success in Studio Photography, Newsletters and other shows presented in Studio Locations with the best Lighting Techniques capable of attracting the audience. Nowadays lighting Effect is one of the major branches of modern Architecture, and is considered as independent art, which requires a great deal of qualities and skills and creative talent, in addition to artistic sense, in order for the lighting specialist to choose the best suitable lighting effects for the situation, location, and the purpose of decoration. Lighting Distribution should be undertaken according to the location area, shape, height, and nature. 

Who Should Attend?

• Managers and owners of photography studios.
• Managers and owners of TV channels.
• Responsible for directing television programs and bulletins.
• All lighting workers within the studio.
• All workers within the field of photographic lighting (photographic lighting).
• Students, academics and graduates of engineering universities, lighting department.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• The basic principles of working within lighting teams inside the studio.
• The art of electric lighting and how to place lighting devices.
• The latest lighting devices used in the latest studios.
• The role of lighting in making photos, videos, and live broadcast programs appear comfortable.
• Lighting engineering method and skills for distributing lighting sources within the site.

• Introduction to lighting design:
  • The basics of lighting and its role in improving the general atmosphere and achieving specific goals in different spaces.
  • Identify the components of the lighting system, types of lamps, and different light sources.
• Lighting design principles:
  • Understand the principles of effective lighting distribution based on the intended purpose, such as general lighting, task lighting, and area lighting.
  • Studying the effects of lighting distribution on atmosphere, feelings, and performance in different spaces.
• Lighting patterns:
  • Explore different lighting styles such as general lighting, supplemental lighting, and directional lighting.
  • How to use each style effectively to highlight features, direct attention, and achieve visual comfort.
• Lighting technology:
  • Learn about the latest developments in lighting technology, such as smart lighting systems and lighting control using sensors.
  • Studying the use of LED lighting technologies and smart technology to achieve specific goals in lighting design.
• Lighting planning and project design:
  • Apply lighting design concepts to real-world projects such as commercial spaces, residences, theaters, and public buildings.
  • Use the necessary software and tools to plan and design lighting systems in an innovative and effective manner.
• Lighting safety practices and effective operation:
  • Compliance with safety standards in the design and implementation of lighting systems.
  • Analyze energy consumption and apply strategies to improve lighting efficiency and reduce costs.
• Lighting skills in cinematography.
• Types of lighting used in photography (natural and electric).
• Lighting skills within the television studio.
• Standard standards and ideal and successful lighting conditions within filming locations.
• Lighting coordination and the method of choosing the type of lighting according to the most appropriate conditions for the shooting location.
• The concept of reflective light and its role in the success of on-location photography.
• Lessons on (basic lighting, node lighting, Rembrandt lighting, split lighting, and portrait lighting).