Camera Framing Preliminary Exercise

                        Hi and welcome back to my blog, in this blog i'll be discussing camera framing and their significance in film.

                                Camera framing is the placement and position of the subjects in your shots. The significance of camera framing is to show visual elements in an image. Using camera framing can make your target audience know what to focus on in a certain scene, and can gain a deeper connection with certain characters or objects. For example using an over the shoulder shot (OTS) makes the audience focus on what the other person sees or even gives a different character spotlight during a dialogue. As I have done some research, here are more examples of camera framing.



















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