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CONTENTS
Acknowledgments = 9
Introduction = 11
1 Why We light = 13
The Role of Lighting = 14

CONTENTS
Acknowledgments = 9
Introduction = 11
1 Why We light = 13
The Role of Lighting = 14
Creating Visual Shaping = 17
Directing the Viewer's Eye = 18
Final Thoughts = 20
Interview with Chris Wedge - Director : Blue Sky Studios = 21
2 Observing the World Around Us = 25
The Importance of Reference = 26
Gathering Reference = 29
Processing Reference = 34
Utilizing Reference = 41
Organizing Reference = 41
Final Thoughts = 42
Interview with Sharon Calahan - Lighting Director of Photography : Pixar Animation Studios = 43
3 The Lighter's Toolbox = 47
Common CG Lights = 48
Basic Properties of Light = 52
Shadows = 56
Final Thoughts = 61
Interview with Andrew Beddini - Technical Supervisor of Imaging : Blue Sky Studios = 62
4 The Lighter's Workflow = 67
Pre-lighting = 68
Understanding the Roles of Each Light = 72
Let There Be Light! = 76
Render Layers = 81
Render Workflow = 91
Final Thoughts = 95
Interview with Michael Knapp - Art Director : Blue Sky Studios = 96
5 Dissecting a Well-lit Shot = 101
Telling the Story by Emphasizing the Mood = 102
Directing the Viewer's Eye = 110
Visual Shaping = 117
Final Thoughts = 123
Interview with Josh Staub - Visual Effects Supervisor and Lighting Supervisor : Walt Disney Animation Studios = 124
6 Lighting Scenarios = 129
Character Lighting = 130
Eyes = 135
Interior Lighting = 138
Exterior Lighting = 144
Final Thoughts = 147
Interview with Haji Uesato : Blue Sky Studios = 148
7 Materials and Compositing = 151
Materials = 152
Simulating Specific Materials = 158
Common Adjustments to Shaders in Lighting' = 162
Compositing = 164
Layering = 164
The Final Touches = 171
Final Thoughts = 177
Interview with Brian Hill - Supervisor of the Materials Department : Blue Sky Studios = 178
8 Honing the Artistic Eye = 183
Image Breakdowns = 184
Interview with Gabriel Portnof - CG Supervisor : Dreamworks Animation = 194
9 Lighting Walkthroughs = 199
Lighting Scenario One : Character Beauty Lighting = 200
Lighting Scenario Two : Character and Environment = 209
Lighting Scenario Three : Multiple Characters = 218
Final Thoughts = 227
Interview with Yann Mabille - Creative Director／Partner : Interstate = 228
10 Master Lighting = 233
Lighting Pre-production = 234
Look Development and Master Lighting = 236
Creating a Clean Rig = 240
Final Thoughts = 247
Interview with Eldar Cholich - Lighting Lead : Blue Sky Studios = 248
Interview with Kurt Kaminski - Lighter : Walt Disney Animation Studios = 251
11 Closing Statements = 255
Getting Started as a Lighting Artist = 256
Thriving in the Industry = 261
Final Thoughts = 264
Interview with Deb Stone - Manager of Recruiting and Talent Development : Blue Sky Studios = 265
Index = 268

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Lighting for Animation (The Art of Visual Storytelling)

Lighting is one of the most technical (and difficult) aspects of animation, yet it is of the utmost importance if you want to be an effective storyteller. Lighting masters at Blue Sky Studios, Jasmine Katatikarn and Michael Tanzillo go beyond software packages and equip you with the foundational skills you need to be a successful lighter. Lighting for Animation explores core fundamentals such as creating mood, directing the viewer’s eye, visual shaping, color, shadows, and materials. Learn how to create meaningful images and make informed aesthetic decisions about your work with this book’s holistic approach to lighting.