3 Framing & Composition Tips to INSTANTLY IMPROVE Your Photos & Videos

Want to learn 3 framing & composition tips to instantly improve your photos and videos? This Camber Motion composition and framing tutorial will teach you how to use the rule of thirds, what is a leading line, and how to use frame in a frame composition. After seeing these rule of thirds examples, leading lines in films examples, and frame in a frame examples, you'll have a lot more tricks to instantly improve your shots to make them stand out and look more professional!

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[CamberFilmSchool]

Here are some links to the in depth videos on each framing technique!

[michellemorton]

Great overview of simple yet powerful ways to level up picture taking. I rarely think about the frame-within-a-frame technique, but your video showed how effective it can be. Thanks for your insights!!

[projectbluebloghq]

Wow! Great explanations. Can’t wait to try them out. Thank you!!!

[PersonalFitness]

Very cool and informative video. Thanks

[foggymoe]

Love it! Didn't know the frame in frame technique before. Thanks!

[itsberiberi]

That was great and to the point! Really enjoyed it and understood everything 👍🏽

[JustinEspejo]

i love how you just casually threw in frozen in the mix! haha!

[marcodenekamp]

Thank you for the explanation, really good video again.

[foreveryone]

Oh man! Love the background, great video man, this its so helpful when you are starting, I remember not having even idea of what the rules were or that matter, I dont know if you already have it but would love a playlist with all the vids you just recommended, im going for those now ✌️🇲🇽

[RivuSouravBanerjeeVideoEditor]

framing is the most important thing, even if u r shooting with a phone camera .. u can make your inages look good with good framing. Awesome video Caanan .. i will also share this on my channel fr my subscribers 😊,

[RivuSouravBanerjeeVideoEditor]

omg ... that sony a7siii image looks good, 😑😑😑😑😑

[cosmosbandit]

Dude! Where have you been? So glad I found your channel! I'm just starting out on my channel and will use your extremely helpful videos to improve my next one - Episode 3 of CosmosBandit Should be up in a week or two. Subscribed!

[MonzonMedia]

Composition is everything! Definitely something I try to improve all the time. Kinda off topic, what monitor is that? I'm looking for a good wide screen monitor, at least 34". Do you find the curve effects the way you edit?

[ravikiranbj]

Hi which software did you use for make the text of camber motion in your video