AC9E4LA10 • Year 4 English

Framing, Placement and Salience in Images (AC9E4LA10)

explore the effect of choices when framing an image, placement of elements in the image and salience on composition of still and moving images in texts

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A close frame can enlarge a subject; a wider frame can show its surroundings. Explain the particular visible choice and a possible effect on attention, rather than assuming one feeling for every viewer.

Practice football clip · Original silent six-second clip. Play, pause and replay as needed. Download the clip.
Text description of the Practice clip

The opening enlarges the red-shirted player and ball. The frame gradually widens to include a second player on the right and more of the goal. It holds the wide view at the end. The drawn people and ball do not move, and there is no sound.

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