Editing Cinematography and Lighting (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Cinematography''' — The "Art and Science" of "Motion-Picture Photography": the "Capture" of images on 'Film' or 'Digital Sensor.'
* '''Director of Photography (DP)''' — The "Architect of the Image": the person responsible for "Lighting," "Lens Choice," and "Camera Movement."
* '''Chiaroscuro''' — (Borrowed from 'Art'). The "Dramatic Use" of "High Contrast" between "Light and Dark" to create "Depth" and "Mood."
* '''Three-Point Lighting''' — The "Standard System": **Key Light** (The Main), **Fill Light** (Shadow reduction), and **Back Light** (Separation from background).
* '''Depth of Field''' — The "Range of Distance" that is in "Focus": "Shallow" (Blurred background) or "Deep" (Everything clear).
* '''Rule of Thirds''' — A "Composition Tool": "Dividing" the frame into "9 Rectangles" and "Placing" the "Subject" on the "Lines" or "Intersections."
* '''Color Grading''' — The "Process" of "Altering" the "Colors" of the film to create a "Specific Tone" (e.g., 'Blue' for cold/sad, 'Yellow' for warm/memory).
* '''Aspect Ratio''' — The "Shape" of the "Screen" (e.g., '1.33:1' for old TV, '2.39:1' for Cinemascope).
* '''Lens Focal Length''' — "Wide Angle" (Captures more space, distorts close-ups) vs "Telephoto" (Compresses space, blurs backgrounds).
* '''Practical Lighting''' — Using "Sources of Light" that are "Visible in the Scene" (e.g., 'A Lamp,' 'The Sun,' 'A Fire').
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