FOR SOCIALS?

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The video effectively uses visual examples and clear on-screen text to explain complex cinematography concepts in an easily digestible format, making it educational and shareable.

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The video contrasts how scenes are framed for social media versus cinema, using examples from Dune, Spider-Man, and animated films. It demonstrates different compositional grids like the Rule of Fifths, Rabament Grid, Rule of Thirds, Phi Grid, and Golden Triangle to illustrate these differences.

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DUNE IS COMPOSED FOR SOCIAL MEDIA… as long as you cherry-pick shots & ignore everything else in frame. We can have valid criticisms of Disney’s HEXED about the story, the character designs, etc., but let’s stop pretending the cinematography is “designed for social media” - that’s a ridiculous rumor and I’m tired of seeing it spread 🙄 #hexed #movies #disney #dune #spidermanbrandnewday