The rule of thirds follows the basic principle of dividing the composition into 9 sections to maximise areas of interests. Aligning a subject into the range of these areas will create a much more energetic and interesting composition. Often, the eye level falls on the top horizontal line with subjects intersecting the two vertical lines.
Here I have taken some screenies from Pixar's Wall-E to demonstrate this in practice. It certainly breathes life into some of the most basic and complex of shots, maximising their effectiveness on the big screen.
Its a good habit to pick up from and will certainly improve framing and composition in creating scenes.
Rule of Thirds
Posted by
Leo Tsang
on
Thursday, December 10, 2009
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Rule of Thirds,
Wall-E,
Year 1: Unit 3
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