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Video Composition Notes: 

Rule of Thirds: Divide an image horizontally and vertically, interesting parts filmed on the intersection of the lines. 

180 degree Rule: Camera goes anywhere in the 180 degrees of the line, but not on both sides of the the line. 

B-Roll Basics: Any video that is secondary to primary footage, stock footage, title rolls, other camera angles/shot. 

3 Light Set-Up: Has three lights, key light the brightest light, Fill light helps key light, Back light separates the subject from background. Key light is most important. 

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