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Straight from AI video production #10 Describe the LIGHT. It's the difference between a snapshot and cinema. Light isn't a background info but it's the emotion of the shot. The same scene reads tender, threatening or nostalgic depending on nothing but the lighting you write. Leave it out and... show more

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42,495 views • 2 years ago