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What is Composition?
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Composition

Dec 02, 2014

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Art & Photos

Theresa Dawson

This presentation gives examples of some of the techniques that photographers and filmmakers use to have audiences read their image as they intend
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Page 1: Composition

What is Composition?

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Composition determines what the viewer should pay attention to in the frame.

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What catches your eye?

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What is the rule of thirds?

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A visual path that leads to the focus

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Artistic Elements in Composition

•Light can be used to direct our attention

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Artistic Elements in Composition

•Size: the way a shot is framed shows the relative proportions of images or shapes to one another

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Artistic Elements in Composition

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Artistic Elements in Composition

•Perspective is the expression of depth between foreground, middle ground and the background

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What elements provide balancein this frame?

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How does perspective workin this frame?

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Framing your center of

interest within a frame

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Framing your center of interest within a frame

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Viewpoint the angle from which you shoot, high angle

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Viewpoint the angle from which you shoot, low angle

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Juxtaposition is when different elements are used for comparison or contrast.

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LONG SHOT (LS)

WIDE SHOT (WS)

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CLOSE-UP (CU)

MEDIUM SHOT (MS)

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EXTREME CLOSE-UP (ECU)

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SPEAKING AND HEAD ROOM

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The rule of thirds in an interview

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Camera movement

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