Title: Compose static shots, using the rule of thirds.
Course: Television and Media Production I (11103-I) > Section: Production: Acquiring Visual Media

Composition for static shots should include

- adhering to the rule of thirds, the overall rule for composing shots contained within a frame
- shooting wide, medium, and close-up as well as high and low-angle shots.

This task may be accomplished with or without a tripod. However, tripods are strongly recommended for the first-year students.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What are the main aspects of the application of the rule of thirds?
- What is dead space?
- What is an establishing shot?
- Why is shot variety important when telling a story with video?
- How do angles and framing affect the emotional and psychological aspects of storytelling?