Now. I can't say I'm the best person to give lighting advice, because lighting is my weakest area, but I'm going to anyhow because I do a lot of indoor scenes. When lighting inside, I never use an infinite light. That seems to be good for outdoor scenes as a sun or a portrait scene that just has a backdrop.

For indoors, I use mostly point lights with some area lights. I always forget about spotlights. To position a light, I never use the pins. That thing makes no sense to me. I will hide everything that I don't need to place the light and switch to the wireframe. I will use 2 viewports (display>camera layout), one from the top and one from the left or front and either drag the light into position or use the dials.

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