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The 180 degree rule in filmmaking states that the camera should maintain the same left/right relationship between two characters. Crossing this "axis" is called crossing the line and breaks the rule, confusing viewers and disrupting continuity. Breaking the rule can upset viewers and damage the realistic illusion by disrupting perspective.
The 180 degree rule in filmmaking states that the camera should maintain the same left/right relationship between two characters. Crossing this "axis" is called crossing the line and breaks the rule, confusing viewers and disrupting continuity. Breaking the rule can upset viewers and damage the realistic illusion by disrupting perspective.
The 180 degree rule in filmmaking states that the camera should maintain the same left/right relationship between two characters. Crossing this "axis" is called crossing the line and breaks the rule, confusing viewers and disrupting continuity. Breaking the rule can upset viewers and damage the realistic illusion by disrupting perspective.
180 Degree Rule Its a basic rule that means that two characters should always have the same left and right relationship to each other. When a camera crosses the axis connecting to two subjects, it is called crossing the line. The 180 degree rule is then broken. Breaking the rule has the disruptive effect of confusing the viewer, making them stop and think. This that they may break away from the film to try and readjust. It also breaks the continuity and the disconcerting effect it can have on the viewer which would upset the illusion of reality as the perspective is disrupted. Therefore it is important not to break the rule