"Day for Night"

"Day for Night" is a filmmaking technique where scenes are shot during the day but are made to look like they were filmed at night or in low light. This is achieved through specific camera settings, filters, and lighting adjustments to simulate nighttime conditions. The method allows filmmakers to control lighting more effectively and shoot complex scenes more easily while maintaining consistent visual quality. It’s commonly used in movies to create the illusion of nighttime without shooting after dark, ensuring safety, scheduling convenience, and artistic control.