The Three-Point Lighting Principle: Classic technique used in visual media. IT is sometimes called the triangle lighting because the three instruments positioned around the subject tens to form an isosceles triangle.
Key Light: Is the brightest source and the main provider of the subject illumination. The primary purpose of the key light is to reveal the basic shape of the subject.
Fill Light: Is positioned at the opposite angle to the key light in front of the subject. It is intended to compensate for falloff by softening the dark shadows created by the key light without eliminating them entirely.
Back Light: Helps separate the subject from the background accentuating the contours of the subject's hair and shoulders.
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