This course is a practical investigation into the characteristics, qualities and descriptive aspects of controlled lighting, both continuous and electronic flash, in a studio environment. The course also evaluates the importance of controlled lighting and how to effectively and accurately employ it with both digital and analog camera systems in various photographic formats. Students will begin to acquire the skill sets needed to handle a variety of lighting situations in a creative manner. (Formerly second half of MPS27A/B). Lab: 3 hrs. Prerequisite: MPS 307; Corequisite: MPS 408 Course Weight: 1.00 Billing Units: 1
