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The 180-Degree Rule is a fundamental principle in cinematography used to maintain spatial relationships between characters or objects on screen and to preserve the viewer’s sense of direction. This rule, camera movement, and shooting angle guideline aims to ensure visual consistency. Core Principle Axis Line (Imaginary Line): An imaginary axis is established between two characters on screen or between a character and an object. Maintaining the 180-Degree Angle: The camera must remain on one side

The 180-Degree Rule is a fundamental principle in cinematography used to maintain spatial relationships between characters or objects on screen and preserve the viewer’s sense of direction. This rule aims to ensure visual consistency during camera movements and shot angles. Core Principle Axis Line (Imaginary Line): An imaginary axis is established between two characters or between a character and an object on screen. Maintaining the 180-Degree Angle: The camera must remain on one side of this a