FOR SOCIALS? FOR CINEMA

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Why it worked

The video effectively uses visual comparisons and common filmmaking terms to explain complex concepts in a digestible format, appealing to creators and film enthusiasts.

Summary

The video contrasts framing techniques used for social media with those used for cinema, showcasing examples with different grid overlays. It argues that framing for social media is not a new concept and can be applied arbitrarily to any shot.

Structure

1Introduction of "For Socials?" vs "For Cinema"
2Demonstration of "Rule of Fifths" and "Rabament Grid"
3Demonstration of "Rule of Thirds" and "Phi Grid"
4Comparison of framing techniques across various scenes
5Concluding statement on framing for social media

On-screen text

FOR SOCIALS? FOR CINEMA Rule of Fifths Rabament Grid Rule of Fifths Rabament Grid Rule of Fifths Rule of Thirds Rule of Thirds Phi Grid Rule of Thirds Rule of Thirds Rule of Fifths Golden Triangle

Transcript

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Original caption

This proves that Tom Cruise’s new movie is framed for social media!!… if you ignore everything else in frame & cherry pick shots that support that narrative. Turns out you can put a 9x16 grid over anything & claim “framed for social media!!!!” because putting your subject in the center of frame is a concept way older than phones. #movies #animation #disney #education #tomcruise