Low-key lighting is a style of lighting in film that is often used in dark movies and television shows such as this one. Like many villainous films, it is mainly shot in low-key lighting, with exceptions to the scenes shot in daylight. Low-key lighting accentuates the contours of an object by throwing areas in the shade, while fill light illuminate the shadow areas to control contrasts. Giving it a sense of the dramatic. The final confrontation takes place in a train station that is cast in darkness, not only by the night sky surrounding the building, but the absence of any working lightings within the structure itself. The Enchantress’s mechanism, which is generating her power is the only light source, offering very little fill light to cast
