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‐ManualFocus
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Turntheringanti‐clockwiseforcloserobjectsandclockwiseforobjectsthatare
furtheraway.
COMPOSITION
FRAMING
Itisveryimportanttoadheretoframingsinapiece.Consistencybetweenframingsiscrucial.Inother
words,keepyourclose‐ups,mediumsandwides,etc.thesamethroughoutyourpiece.
1.ExtremeClose‐Up
‐Inthisshotthesubjectfillstheframe
‐Conventionholdsthatthedistancebetweenthemouthandthebottomoftheframebegreaterthan
thedistancebetweentheeyesandthetopoftheframe(i.e.morechinthanbrowshouldshow).
‐Thistypeoflookcreatesconnotationsofalargepersonality,andlendsanintensitytothepicture.
‐Overallanatmosphereofpoweriscreated.
‐Ifthisshotweretobereversedwiththeforeheadbeingmoreprominent,theoppositeeffectwould
beachieved.
2.Medium
‐Inthisshotthere’smorespaceatthebottomthanatthetopoftheframe
‐Thistypeofshotgenerallyvalidatesthesubjectmore
‐Ifthisshotwasreversedwithlessspaceatthebottomandmoreatthetop,thentheoppositeeffect
wouldbeachieved:thesubjectwouldlookweakerandmoresubservient.
‐Becarefultomakesurethereissomeheadroomintheseshotsthough
MOVEMENT
‐Whenmovingwithinashotit’sagoodideatostartslow,speedup,andendslow
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thisallowsyoutoaccommodateforanychangesthatmayoccur.Itisalsoimportanttospeedup
yourshotoveranyboringbitsandratherkeepitslowerduringinterestingbits.Makesureyougoslow
enoughtokeeptheinterestingbitsinsoastocovertheboringbits,thenzippasttheboringbitsand
goslowontheinterestingbits.
‐Thisappliestoallmovements,suchaspans