Viewers rarely notice good lighting, but they immediately feel when it is wrong: washed-out faces, harsh shadows, a studio that looks cheap. This Mini Professional Master from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy treats lighting as what it really is inside broadcast and photography work, an independent art and engineering discipline that shapes how every image, video, and live show is perceived.

Through hands-on workshops, participants learn to read a space, choose the right light sources and equipment, and control lighting live during talent shows, news broadcasts, and other productions, building the technical precision and creative instinct needed to make lighting work invisibly and effectively.

Who Should Attend?

• Owners and managers of photography studios, TV stations, and channels
• Directors responsible for programs and televised broadcasts
• Lighting technicians and photographic lighting crews within a studio
• Engineering students, graduates, and academics focused on lighting

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Master the fundamentals of working within a studio lighting team
• Apply the art of electric lighting, including equipment positioning and the latest studio devices
• Understand lighting's role in producing comfortable, professional images, video, and live broadcasts
• Design lighting layouts and distribute light sources effectively across a filming location

Module 1: Reading Light and Choosing Your Sources

• Natural versus electric and artificial light sources, and when to use each
• Light meters and how to measure exposure accurately
• Matching lighting type to the specific filming location

Module 2: Core Lighting Principles for Broadcast Quality

• How lighting drives image and video quality in media production
• Standard criteria and conditions for professional, on-location lighting
• Coordinating lighting choices with the practical conditions of a shoot

Module 3: Contrast, Composition, and Classic Lighting Setups

• The concept of light contrast and its role in successful photography
• Key lighting, Rembrandt lighting, and split lighting explained
• Basic and personal lighting setups for portraits and interviews

Module 4: Lighting Craft in the Television Studio

• Lighting art skills specific to the television studio environment
• Positioning lighting equipment for live shows and talent programs
• Practical exercises applying lighting setups to real studio scenarios

Training Venue:

The course is held in a range of countries including Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, England, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Austria, and Denmark, in addition to Australia and the United States, at a time and place that suits your schedule.

Delivery Formats:

• Group training at academy-affiliated centers
• Individual training
• Field and practical training with advanced goals
• Theoretical training in dedicated halls within the academy

Certificate:

Upon completion, participants receive a certified certificate from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy confirming their attendance of the program.

Note:

• This course can be delivered at a time and place convenient for you.
• The course is delivered to high standards for important individuals. Contact the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy team for more details.