Framing & Composition

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FRAMING & COMPOSITION MOTION I Monday, January 27th, 2014 with your friend and instructor, Ryan Gaddis

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Introduction to framing and composition for film and motion graphics. Topics include types of shots, elements of a good shot, the rule of thirds, and storyboarding with an exercise derived from Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho.

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FRAMING& COMPOSITION

MOTION IMonday, January 27th, 2014

with your friend and instructor, Ryan Gaddis

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Before we can knowwhat makes a “good shot”

we need to understandthe different types of shots

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Cue British narration...

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But what makesit a good shot?!

Psssssssst. Remember those studio foundation classes you took?

Remember the principles of design from 2D?

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BalanceEmphasisMovementPatternRepetitionProportionRhythmVarietyUnity

Yeah, I didn’t either,but here they are:

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A Good Shot

Balance

Up

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Emphasis

Jobs

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Movement

The Lord of the Rings

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Pattern & Repetition

The Matrix

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Proportion

Transformers

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Rhythm

Romeo & Juliet

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Variety

The Royal Tennenbaums

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Unity

Saving Private Ryan

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Understanding

The Rule of Thirds

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Let’s see it applied to something real.

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Let’s Recap.

What makes a good shot?

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300

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Gravity

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Ratatouille

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A Good Shot

The Godfather

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A Good Shot

The Exorcist

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Planet of the Apes

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You maywant to know these

for an upcoming _______

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Let’s storyboard some cool stuff.

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Exercise 1

Good shots don’t just happenby accident. Most of the time,

they’re storyboarded.

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Exercise 1

45 seconds, 78 Shots

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Exercise 1

Let’s let Alfred explain it...

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Let’s let Alfred explain it...

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Exercise 1

Shot Breakdown

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The best is always parodied

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Additional Things to Consider

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You are showing framing and movement. Indicating that movement is done through the use of arrows indicating

how and in what direction the characters

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Exercise 1

Due Feb 3

Now one last example from Pixar...

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