Lighting today represents one of the most important elements of success in photography within the studios of programs, news releases, and other programs presented within studio rooms equipped with the best lighting techniques that attract the viewer in a comfortable way. In addition to a sensitive sense in order to choose the type of lighting used according to the location, as well as how to choose the distribution of lighting according to the size, space, and nature of the place, dealing with and controlling lighting in live programs, and talent and singing programs in which lighting plays a purposeful role in directing the observer’s sense.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers a lighting course for anyone who wants to learn about different types of lighting, methods of distributing lighting devices, and sources within filming locations, in addition to the most famous of these distributions, and advanced lighting engineering skills.

Who should attend? 

• Directors and owners of photography studios.
• Directors and owners of television stations.
• Those responsible for producing programs and broadcasts.
• All lighting workers within the studio.
• All workers in the field of photographic lighting (photo lighting).
• Students, academics, and graduates of engineering universities of the lighting department.
• Those wishing to develop their capabilities in this field.

Knowledge and Benefits:

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

• Basic principles of working within studio lighting teams.
• The art of electric lighting and how to position lighting devices.
• The latest lighting equipment used in the latest studios.
• The role of lighting in the appearance of photos, videos, and live broadcast programs comfortably.
• The method of lighting engineering and the skills of distributing lighting sources within the site.

• Light as one of the most useful and important assets to a visual professional.
• The nature of light.
• Lighting essentials.
• Lighting, controls, systems, and LED basics.
• Lighting skills in cinematography within the largest cinemas.
• Types of lighting used within photography (natural and electric).
• Lighting skills within the TV studio.
• Lighting design principles.
• Lighting wavelengths.
• Light Meters.
• The different types of lighting and how to choose the right one in each location.
• Natural light sources.
• Industrial lighting sources.
• Basic principles of lighting and its role in the media industry.
• Standard parameters and ideal lighting conditions within the shooting 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 photography within the site.
• Basic lighting.
• Knot lighting.
• Rembrandt lighting.
• Segmented lighting.
• Character lighting.
• Apply Lighting principals to art and design.
• Apply correct Lighting in any given scenario.
• Apply Lighting psychology to design outcomes.
• Choose the right Lights to use to for the given application.
• Create the best possible Lighting coordination.
• Latest technology and techniques in lighting.
• Practical workshops and discussions.