Changing Aspect Ratio in Films – Marvel's FANTASTIC Use of MULTIPLE Aspect Ratios in WandaVision

We are pretty accustomed to seeing the 21:9 aspect ratio in films vs a 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio for television, but I’ve never before seen a changing aspect ratio in films. However, after watching WandaVision, I got a first hand look at Marvel’s fantastic use of multiple aspect ratios in WandaVision and saw how even something as simple as an aspect ratio can be used to enhance the storytelling of your film!

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Not only are there many different aspect ratios to use for film, there are also different ways of labeling them. The common ones are 16:9 (also 1.78:1), 21:9 (also 2.35:1), and 4:3 (also 1.33:1), and examples of each are shown in this WandaVision breakdown video to help you better understand times when it may be appropriate to use each of them. This video focuses on a WandaVision review to show aspect ratio explained and shows how aspect ratio and resolution are different from each other. With various aspect ratio comparisons, you can see how the aspect ratio DSLR video settings can be changed to to get a more cinematic aspect ratio using aspect ratio bars in editing such as pillarboxes or letterboxes and how they can even be changed mid-sequence like in the WandaVision aspect ratio changes. In this aspect ratio tutorial, you will learn from the WandaVision aspect ratio changes in order to know how to change the aspect ratio of your video for a cinematic look or other style. I hope this Camber Motion tutorial on WandaVision easter eggs showing aspect ratio changes was helpful!

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[CamberFilmSchool]

📽Have you seen any other shows or movies with changing aspect ratios??? 📺🖥 Let me know!👇

[MonzonMedia]

I just started watching this and noticed the aspect ratio changes right away and thought, how awesome is this to communicate different scenes. So very cool!. By the way bro, 20K is around the corner...let's 👊

[DiljotSG]

Brilliant explanations! I noticed all of these changes and you've explained their purposes well. I had a friend that didn't appreciate the reason for the changing ratios and I've sent him this video. Good work!

[jillianbarger]

It was neat to look at those scenes through the lens of the creators of WandaVision!

[ratanasorn]

The wide 21:9 ratio signifies the MCU's main storyline. I noticed the change right away that's when we know things are getting real.

[samanthasays]

I never would have noticed. That’s interesting!

[ComputerHistoryArchivesProject]

Pretty amazing analysis of the WandaVision series video production! Excellent video!

[SainiMehul]

Loved the way you explained everything! ❤️

[Havran]

I realized changing aspect ratios in Tenet, and when trying to figure out why would they do it, found this and a whole new world opened up for me

[theunreadytraveler]

thanks for this video! i really wanted to understand why people use different aspect ratios for the same scene now I know.

[marcodenekamp]

beautiful video, very smart and unique way how marvel uses the aspect ratio in wandavision. i haven't seen the series myself because i'm watching on iron fist from marvel but i will go and watch wanda vision when i have time. what I'm actually struggling with myself and I'm trying to figure out how I'm going to do this is how you make the quality looks old, for example the A team, you might know how that works? or do people use layers to make it look old or just a old camera?

[joseph]

Please do one for Everything Everywhere All at Once. That movie taps on the multiverse and the aspect ratio shifts back and forth like WandaVision.

[RivuSouravBanerjeeVideoEditor]

superb analysis of the aspect ratios used in the series, Its my favourite topic too 😁, i hv also made a video on Aspect Ratio on my channel inspired from u and its the 3rd highest viewed.
this makes me watch Wanda Vision now 😃

[TheEduardoReyes]

I love WandaVision and I loved this video, can you please make a video showing us how to edit a video with the different ratios, maybe Final Cut, or anything else. Please and thank you.

[SIGMA_ENIGMA]

"LUCY IN THE SKY" slowly changes its aspect ratio, multiple times, this way.

[dipikamondal]

Mannn your jaw line 😳❤
Nd I really like your communication skills.. Smooth

[jymackenzie]

Brother bear is the best aspect ratio change of scene. Everything else has been inconsistent, jarring or quite frankly annoying

[RoadRam]

Am I correct in my assumption that this is only possible with fake blackbars? That means the film was probably shot in 16:9? But now the question for me is how to prevent the fake overlay from creating artifacts when rendering or is this type of film making not suitable for a 21:9 monitor at all, for example? Because otherwise there would be more black bars. or is there a trick to change the real aspect ratio within a film, but I doubt it. how else should you be able to animate the bars :D thank you very much for the Video!:)

[carreteFILMSPro]

I suspect the film was shot in whatever aspect ratio then later on faked into whatever aspect ratios needed to simulate the different time

[arthurballs]

You should've watched the Mandalorian chapter 9, that switch when the Krait Dragon came out its cave is awesome. Marvel just copied the idea and expanded on it.