Composition Video Productions. Composition What is composition? Composition is the way you arrange the items you are filming to appear on the screen.

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Composition Video Productions

Composition What is composition? Composition is the way you arrange the items you are filming to appear on the screen.

Framing & Angles Framing - How much of your subject fills the frame Angles - the angle of the camera to your subject

Frame Names & abbreviations Extreme Long Shot [XLS] Long Shot [LS] Full Shot [FS] 3/4 Shot [3/4] Medium Shot [MS] Meduim Close Up [MCU] Close Up [CU] Extreme Close Up [XCU]

The subject fills a very small portion of the frame Ext Long Shot [XLS] Subject: Man on stage

The subject fills a very small portion of the frame Ext Long Shot [XLS] Subject: Man

The subject fills a very small portion of the frame Ext Long Shot [XLS] Subject: Riders

The subject and a LOT of the surrounding area fills the frame Long Shot [LS] Subject: boys

The subject and a LOT of the surrounding area fills the frame Long Shot [LS] Subject: People

The subject and a LOT of the surrounding area fills the frame Long Shot [LS] Subject: Kids

The entire subject fills the frame Full Shot [FS] Subject: Bicycle

The entire subject fills the frame Full Shot [FS] Subject: Guitar

The entire subject fills the frame Full Shot [FS] Subject: Band

¾ of the subject fills the frame ¾ Shot [3/4] Subject: Man

¾ of the subject fills the frame ¾ Shot [3/4] Subject: People

¾ of the subject fills the frame ¾ Shot [3/4] Subject: People

About ½ of the subject fills the frame Medium Shot [MS] Subject: Guy

About ½ of the subject fills the frame Medium Shot [MS] Subject: Guy

About ½ of the subject fills the frame Medium Shot [MS] Subject: Guy

More than a Close Up but less than a Medium Shot of the subject fills the frame. Medium Close Up [MCU] Subject: boy

More than a Close Up but less than a Medium Shot of the subject fills the frame. Medium Close Up [MCU] Subject: guy

More than a Close Up but less than a Medium Shot of the subject fills the frame. Medium Close Up [MCU] Subject: man

Part of the Subject fills the frame. Close Up [CU] Subject: puppy

Part of the Subject fills the frame. Close Up [CU] Subject: apple

Part of the Subject fills the frame. Close Up [CU] Subject: elephant

Part of the Subject fills the frame. Close Up [CU] Subject: girl

A SMALL part of the Subject fills the frame. Extreme Close Up [ECU] Subject: dog

A SMALL part of the Subject fills the frame. Extreme Close Up [ECU] Subject: windmill

A SMALL part of the Subject fills the frame. Extreme Close Up [ECU] Subject: guy

Angles Birds-Eye [BE] High Angle [HA] Eye Level [EYE] Low Angle [LA] Worms-Eye [WE]

The camera is DIRECTLY above the subject looking down. Birds-eye [BE] Subject: hockey players

The camera is DIRECTLY above the subject looking down. Birds-eye [BE] Subject: Space Shuttle & plane

The camera is DIRECTLY above the subject looking down. Birds-eye [BE] Subject: kid

The camera is above the subject looking down. High Angle [HA] Subject: student

The camera is above the subject looking down. High Angle [HA] Subject: student

The camera is above the subject looking down. High Angle [HA] Subject: chicken

The camera is level with the subject. Eye Level [EYE] Subject: guy

The camera is level with the subject. Eye Level [EYE] Subject: seal

The camera is level with the subject. Eye Level [EYE] Subject: guy

The camera is below the subject looking up. Low Angle [LA] Subject: guy

The camera is below the subject looking up. Low Angle [LA] Subject: wolf

The camera is below the subject looking up. Low Angle [LA] Subject: guys

The camera is below the subject looking up. Low Angle [LA] Subject: building

The camera is DIRECTLY below the subject looking up. Worm’s Eye [WE] Subject: guys

The camera is DIRECTLY below the subject looking up. Worm’s Eye [WE] Subject: Basketball player

The camera is DIRECTLY below the subject looking up. Worm’s Eye [WE] Subject: dandelion