Terminology

Scratch light(kicker) is a light that is placed in between a back light and a side light. Some might say it is a 3/4 back light, but that’s confusing unless I show it on a diagram. Basically it is a light placed not quite fully behind your subject that glances off the cheek of your subject, figuratively scratching their cheek. It is usually not as high as a back light. Some people call it a greaser. Hope that helps?

Resources

Skvělá kniha Set Lighting Technician's Handbook

Matt Scott Visuals - http://mattscottvisuals.com/lighting/

Lighting course - SLR Lounge - Lighting Workshop 101, 201, 301

Podcasts - lighting the comedy

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Meet the Gaffer - over 100 episodes : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-oYn1N9Z4ETtuXjQunxkLFyUE5JBulXt

Grip Tips : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6xliqRXcbqk6vU_GxaITQQ

Arri Academy - Masterclass Workshop - 2hours

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Arri Lighting Techniques

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