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In class we learned about camera movement and composition. The composition and movement of a film are very important. There are different aspects that make up the composition of a shot, two main ones are framing and depth.
Framing
- Rule of third: The rule of thirds is a way of composing visual images. The frame is broken into thirds. Things on the left or right third of an image would qualify as the rule of thirds.
Depth of field
Shallow focus: In this type of focus it’s clear that the filmmakers want you to only focus on that character. You can’t really see anything that happening on the back or see anything coming. The viewers are just as blind to their surroundings as is the character.
- Standard focus: With this focus it focus mainly on the character, but you can see other things happening in the back. For example, people approaching, or a vehicle, and flashing lights passing by the character.
- Deep focus: This focus allows you to get a clear view of what’s happening. You can see things that the characters are touching or passing by. It can connect you with what the characters are doing in that shot.
Credits:
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Original photographs used
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