Framing Shots: Aspect Ratios, Composition, Depth and Camera Techniques
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The document discusses various techniques for framing shots and controlling the camera including: 1) Aspect ratios, fields of view, composition guidelines like the rule of thirds, and using headroom, noseroom and leadroom when framing subjects. 2) Manipulating the z-axis with lenses and foreground, middle ground and background to create a sense of depth. 3) Controlling camera movement by keeping the camera still and letting the subject move, using a tripod for stability, and preferring dolly shots over zooming in or out.
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Framing Shots: Aspect Ratios, Composition, Depth and Camera Techniques
- 2. Framing The Shot: Aspect Ratio STV (or full) 4:3 HDTV (or wide (16:9)
- 3. Framing The Shot: Fields of View
- 4. Framing The Shot: Composition Subject placement- Rule of thirds and Balance Headroom Noseroom Leadroom Horizon Line
- 5. Framing The Shot: Subject Placement Rule of thirds and Balance Rule of Thirds Centered Balance
- 6. Framing The Shot: Subject Placement Headroom Incorrect Correct
- 7. Framing The Shot: Subject Placement Noseroom Incorrect Correct
- 8. Framing The Shot: Subject Placement Leadroom (moving subject) Incorrect Correct
- 9. Framing The Shot: The Z-Axis Manipulating the Z-Axis Foreground, Middle ground, and Background
Editor's Notes
- Standard Def TV has a 4:3 AR High Def or wide screen has a 16:9 ratio
- Wide Mid Close up Extreme close up is not shown, needs to be much closer
- Lenses and depth of field Lenses and speed
- Lenses and depth of field Cameras, lenses and speed will have a dramatic effect on each area of concern here. Tell students as long as they are familiar with the equipment they have access to they will be able to demonstrate proper camera technique and framing styles.