Tags: directionality

Directionality describes movements of subjects or objects (or the camera itself) within the frame and can be implemented in accordance with the various axes and vectors within a frame such as:

  • Vertical directions
  • Horizontal directions
  • Diagonal directions
  • Directions along the z-axis

Every object within the frame that is not static has a certain directional property. Directionality is obviously a very important element within the language of visual design. It often has a dramatic value in itself or carries a certain message.

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The Odyssey - Telemachus played by Tom Holland

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The Odyssey - Matt Damon as Odysseus

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The Odyssey - Zendaya as Athena

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