The document provides tips for lighting when filming outdoors and indoors. It recommends shooting outdoors with the sun behind the camera so that actors' faces are bright without light flares. Indoor filming in a caravan will not require extra lighting due to its brightness during the day, but indoor filming in a barn will have poor lighting so artificial lighting will be needed to ensure the actors' faces are visible.

1. Lighting for my
music video

2. Outside shooting
I have learned that when shooting out side to always keep
the sun light behind you. This results in the actors faces
being bright and the camera being able to see them well. In
addition, filming with the sun behind doesn’t allow there to
be any light flares on screen (which is something I do not
want). The last point about shooting with the sun behind is
the colour saturation and vibrancy. None of it is effected by
the sun, in fact with the sun beaming down on the actors the
colours will be more visible.

3. Filming inside
I will be filming inside in 2 different inside locations. The
first will be the inside of a caravan. However, this will not
be a problem as the caravan is well lit and I will be there
during the day making it really bright. The second location
will be much darker as I plan to film in a barn type place
which will have poor lighting so I will need to take some
artificial lighting to make sure than the faces of the actors
are visible.