In filmmaking, framing refers to how you choose to compose a shot for
a specific scene. Framing allows you to emphasize or show emotions,
thoughts, sensations and ideas. It is the ingredient that adds weight
and feeling to the moment; the
essential expressive tool in filmmaking. In this Learning Guide, you'll learn
about the eight key ways to frame your shots and how to use them.
Posts in this series
Visual Expression: The 8 Basic Ways to Frame Shots in Your Videos
How to Use Shot Choices to Create a Cinematic Look in Video
How to Make Cinematic Shots With a Telephoto Lens
How to Make Cinematic Shots With a Wide-Angle Lens
How to Make Cinematic Shots with a Medium Lens
How to Make Advanced Cinematic Shots With a Short Lens
How to Make Advanced Shots With a Long Lens
How to Use Aperture and Focus to Make Cinematic Shots
Creative Aspect Ratio Techniques
Sight Lines and Framing for Dynamic Video Composition
Get a Better Video Image: Learn How to Set Exposure
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