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Sadiqslens

In this step you'll learn about composition rules in photography. This includes the rule of thirds, center composition, leading lines, symmetry, simplifying the frame, using perspective, and leaving space in front of the subject. The rule of thirds divides the frame into three parts and helps to place the subject correctly. Center composition balances the left and right, or top and bottom, to place the main subject in the center. Leading lines can be straight, diagonal, or curved and lead your eye to the subject. Symmetry adds an equal weight to both sides of the image. Simplifying the frame eliminates any distractions and draws attention to the subject. Using perspective can add depth to your images. Lastly, leaving space in front of the subject can make the photograph look more cinematic.

10 Composition Rules In Photography | Rule Of Third In Photography Check It Out!

Kyle McDougall

In this step, you'll learn about composition breakdown and tips to help improve your images. Attention to detail and organization is important when it comes to composition, as it allows you to tame the chaos of the real world. Creative opportunities can be found by taking your time and looking for elements that can add another layer to the composition. Lastly, frame edges should be kept neat and clean to avoid any distractions.

Composition Techniques For Better Images

Stef Esser

In this episode of Breaking Down the Shot, Steph will be discussing composition, framing, and focus. Composition is about making shots interesting and visually pleasing, while framing is about placing your subjects within the shot. Focus is about the size of the area within an image where the subject appears sharp. With focus, you can use techniques like shallow focus and soft focus to emphasize certain elements of your shot."

Breaking Down the Shot // Episode 3 - Focus, Framing & Composition

Aputure

In this step you'll learn about five framing rules and five ways to break them. The first rule is the Rule of I-Level Framing which is about placing the camera at eye level with the subject. The second rule is about placing the subject on the left side of the frame and having them look to the right. The third rule is the Rule of Thirds which is about placing the subject on the left or right third of the frame. The fourth rule is about adequate headroom when framing a medium shot. The fifth rule is the 180 degree rule which is about not crossing the line between two characters facing each other."

Enhance Your Composition | 5 Ways to Break the Rules of Filmmaking

David Hancock

In this video, you'll learn about diagonal framing and image composition. Diagonal framing is an incredibly difficult type of framing to use, but it can be used for portraits and nature photography. The video will also cover framing guides which can be used to pre-plan an image or to check how your images stack up against framing arrangements. Lastly, you can download an A4 or US letter PDF file with these and other types of framing masks in multiple formats.

Image Composition: Diagonal Lines

In this step, Camber will teach you how to use the frame in a frame technique to create more depth in your images. This technique involves using a frame, like a door or window, to draw your audience into the shot and guide their attention towards the subject. This technique has been used in many films, such as Get Shorty and James Bond, to create a sense of depth and interest. By moving around and trying different angles, you can figure out ways to frame your subject within a frame for a more interesting composition.

In this video, you'll learn about framing and composition when shooting video. You'll learn to ask yourself seven questions: what or who is your subject, what shape is your frame, where to place your subject, what do you want to do with the background, do you want depth in your image, how natural do you want the composition, and how does the framing change. These questions will help you to unlock the power of your own creativity and take your shots from unfocused to focused and powerful.

In this step you'll learn about composition in cinematography. Composition is the field's most fundamental principle as it is used to attract the audience's attention and convey a message through the visual elements. It is used to accentuate the focal elements of an image, create a sufficient structure, and display the power dynamics within an image. It can also be used to show the size and scale of an object or character in an image and to create meaning over the course of a film.

In this step you'll learn about composition and shock construction. Composition is about how to create a frame to focus the audience's attention and shock construction is about how to create chaos and tension through the use of lighting. These principles are demonstrated in the example of the final scene between Benicio and MD in Sicario, where the backlighting of Benicio creates a sense of vulnerability and the even lighting of MD creates a sense of threat.

This content is about a website's security measures. In this step, you'll learn about the security of the connection to www.udemy.com and how companies are using machine learning to help identify and protect against bot traffic. The Ray ID serves as a unique identifier for the website connection, and Cloudflare is responsible for the site's performance and security.

Composition rules such as "rule of thirds", "leading lines", "golden ratio", etc. are included in this collection. 
You will also learn some other aspects of film composition, including focus, aspect ratio, and framing.  
Finally, you can take a course on Udemy to dig deeper into this subject. 

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	1		10 Composition Rules In Photography \| Rule Of Third In Photography Check It Out!	Sadiqslens	youtube.com	5m
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	2		Composition Techniques For Better Images	Kyle McDougall	youtube.com	26m
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	3		Breaking Down the Shot // Episode 3 - Focus, Framing & Composition	Stef Esser	youtube.com	7m
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	4		Enhance Your Composition \| 5 Ways to Break the Rules of Filmmaking	Aputure	youtube.com	4m
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	5		Image Composition: Diagonal Lines	David Hancock	youtube.com	5m
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