Basic Framing
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This document discusses basic principles of framing and composition in visual media, including positioning key information on the left and counterpoints on the right to balance the frame, using consistent eye lines, and leveraging negative space and ambiguity to add tension or restore compositional balance.
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Basic Framing
- 1. Framing and Composition II Basic Framing
- 2. Information on the left-side
- 3. Counter position on the right
- 4. Central information Balancing the Frame
- 5. Eye-Line
- 6. Eye-Line
- 7. Eye-Line
- 8. Eye-Line
- 9. Eye Room
- 13. Movement
- 19. Negative Space ► Is the absence of weight of objects or lines. ► Elements that are not there and unseen have a weight as well. ► The absence makes us focus on the off screen looks which suggests that unseen and unknown elements are at play within the story.
- 20. Negative Space ► In our need for balance we want these spaces to be filled, so balance is restored. ► The lack of information is also information, things can enter this space.
- 21. A Stressful Composition using Negative Space
- 22. Ambiguity of the Space
- 23. Compositional Balance is Restored