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Fine Art
The Art Of Cinematic Portraiture
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Overview
Introduction to Cinematic Portraiture + Fine Art
Buff introduces the concept of cinematic lighting, highlighting the advancements in LED technology. He sets the scene for a photoshoot, describing the contrast between the subject's glamorous dress and the old, textured setting.
Lighting Techniques For Days
Buff shares insights on creating drama and three-dimensionality in portraits through strategic lighting placement. He explains the use of different light temperatures and angles to mimic natural light sources like windows.
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1:25What you’ll learn
- 01 Light portraits with LED sources for a cinematic result
- 02 Place light to create drama and three-dimensionality
- 03 Mix light temperatures to mimic natural sources
- 04 Use angle and contrast to shape a subject against a set
- 05 Build a cinematic portrait look you can repeat on any shoot
Before & after
Your instructor
Jason Buff
Fine Art Portrait Photographer
Jason Buff is a fine art portrait photographer known for working almost entirely with continuous light. His Art of Shaping Light series on PRO EDU breaks studio lighting into short, practical lessons: one light, one modifier, one idea at a time.
Questions
How do I access the course after buying?
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What software do I need?
The software for this course is listed above the lesson list; most courses use Photoshop or Lightroom, and the lessons show the exact version.
