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Camera Composition

Screen Resolution NTSC Standard: 480i HDTV Standard: 720p,1080i,p NTSC Standard: 480i HDTV Standard: 720p,1080i,p i: interlaced p: progressive scan

Aspect Ratio Television NTSC Standard HDTV Standard Movies

Headroom Space between the top of a person’s head to the upper screen edge.

Noseroom Space between the front of a person’s face the edge of the screen.

Leadroom Space in front of a moving object and the side of the screen.

5 Basic Shots 1.Extreme Long Shot 2.Long Shot 3.Medium Shot 4.Close Up 5. Extreme Close Up 1.Extreme Long Shot 2.Long Shot 3.Medium Shot 4.Close Up 5. Extreme Close Up

Extreme Long Shot (ELS) Object seen from great distance. Often used as an Establishing Shot Object seen from great distance. Often used as an Establishing Shot

Long Shot (LS) Subject framed from head to toe.

Medium Shot (MS) Subject framed from just above or below the waist up.

Close Up (CU) Object or any part of it seen at close range. Usually includes the head and shoulders. Object or any part of it seen at close range. Usually includes the head and shoulders.

Extreme Close Up (ECU) Object framed very tightly. Often a portion of a face.

Over the Shoulder Shot (OTS) Camera looks over the shoulder of one subject to see the other subject.

2-Shot 2 subjects in frame

3-Shot 3 subjects in frame

Identify the Following Shots

RULE OF THIRDS If the screen is divided into thirds horizontally and vertically, place the subject along the lines or where they intersect.

RULE OF THIRDS HORIZON LINES