Focusing lighting module

A method, comprising:

• illuminating, by a lighting module, a first illumination area corresponding to a first field of view of a first camera;
• identifying a subject in the first field of view of the first camera;
• selecting a second field of view of a second camera based on identifying the subject in the first field of view;
• and
• illuminating, by the lighting module, the second illumination area corresponding to the second field of view of the second camera,
• wherein said illuminating the first illumination area and said illuminating the second illumination area comprise:
• adjustably positioning a light direction device of the lighting module to direct a light beam from a light source of the lighting module to illuminate the first illumination area when the first camera is capturing an image of the first field of view;
• and
• adjustably positioning the light direction device of the lighting module to direct the light beam from the light source of the lighting module to illuminate the second illumination area when the second camera is capturing an image of the second field of view.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing program instructions, that when executed by one or more processors, causes the one or more processors to implement a lighting control module configured to:

• cause, when an image is being captured by a first camera, a position of a light direction device of a lighting module to be adjusted such that the light direction device directs a beam of light from a light source to illuminate a first illumination area;
• and
• cause, when an image is being captured by a second camera, the position of the light direction device of the lighting module to be adjusted such that the light direction device directs a beam of light from the light source to illuminate a second illumination area,
• wherein the lighting control module is further configured to:
• identify a subject in the first field of view of the first camera;
• and
• select the second field of view of the second camera based on identifying the subject in the first field of view.