Framing/ Shot aspects and Composition

Framing 

Framing is what you want in your frame. You can chose what you want to include inside it and can edit out anything you don't want / need .

Composition

Composition is everything you need in your scene, anything that is is important that you need in your scene to make sure it makes sense.



Task :

once we had learnt the shot types and the different camera movements we were told that we had a task . Our task was to re-create still images from 4 different films making sure we got the right camera angles, the right depth and shot type,as these were still images no camera movement was needed.
The four films included: Indiana Jones,Shawshank Redemption, Taxi Driver and Pulp Fiction.
Here are our attempts at the four stills:

Indiana Jones :

Taxi Driver :

Pulp Fiction:

Shawshank Redemption:

The best aspect's of our recreation was our focus on each still and how we made sure that it matched the real still. To improve we need to look close at the depth of the subject toward the camera, especially with our Indiana Jones still, it wasn't quiet there with the depth of the camera and the subject.

overall this task helped me improve my understanding of the different aspects of focus, depth and shot types as a whole