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MISE-EN-SCÈNEComposition & Framing
Aspect ratios
Academy ratio = 1.37: 1
Written on the Wind = 2.00: 1
A deep frame that emphasizes the z axisWritten on the Wind
A shallow frame that understates the z axis
Subject placement using the rule of thirds
American Beauty, Sam Mendes, 1999.
Subject placement using the rule of thirdsPan’s Labyrinth. Guillermo del Toro, 2007.
Subject placement without looking room creates tension
Pan’s Labyrinth. Guillermo del Toro, 2007.
Subject placement in centerPan’s Labyrinth. Guillermo del Toro, 2007.
Hitchcock’s rule: The size of the object in the frame should be directly related to its importance in the story at that moment
Figure placement in a balanced compositionJuno. Jason Reitman, 2007.
Figure placement in an unbalanced compositionJuno. Jason Reitman, 2007.
Figure placement in a balanced compositionAmerican Beauty
Low-angle shotWritten on the Wind
High-angle shotWritten on the Wind
Foreground and backgroundWritten on the Wind
Foreground and backgroundWritten on the Wind
Loose framingWritten on the Wind
Tight framing
Written on the Wind
Closed frame
The Night of the Hunter. Charles Laughton, 1955.
Closed frameThe Searchers. John Ford, 1956.
Open frameWritten on the Wind
Pulp Fiction, Quentin Tarrantino, 1994
Open frame
A composition with a strong focal pointWritten on the Wind