Tags: Loose Frame, Loose Framing

Loose framing refers to a shot in which there is plenty of visible space around the main subject(s). Loose framing emphasizes a subject’s freedom of movement, which depending on context, can be used to evoke a feeling of freedom. Alternatively, it conveys a sense of forlornness. The opposite of loose framing is tight framing.

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Zack Eritz

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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