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ples of the kinds of results they may expect using similar equipment they have access toin the classroom.In addition to being shot with prosumer cameras, the DVD clearly demonstratesthese shots can be accomplished with a simple Lowel light kit, and a few inexpensivematerials (foam core, a home built diffuser, etc.).The DVD would be more valuable if it included a lighting setup for each of thescenarios presented. While many of the wide shots do show where the lights are in relationto the subject, no where does it state the wattage of each of the lights nor an exactplacement/angle. It would have been preferable to include PDFs of all of the lightingsetups for the educator or student to review later or even duplicate in the classroom.Even with the minor shortcomings, DV Enlightenment is a very impressive first offeringand can be used effectively in the classroom as an introduction to lighting.