Which is the main stage or the full house?

The main stage and the full-seat plane have their own advantages, and which one is better depends on the needs and preferences of the audience.

The main stage is the stage area that the audience can see, which generally consists of a main stage and several side stages around the main stage. The main stage can rotate freely, but the auxiliary stage can't. The stage area seen by the audience is composed of the audience and the stage, so the audience can only see part of the main stage when watching the performance.

All seats refer to all areas of the whole stage, including the main stage, stage foreground, stage background and both sides of the stage (that is, the two wings of the stage). The whole station can present a wider landscape, allowing the audience to enjoy as many cities and landscapes as possible in a short time. This technology is mainly used in aircraft flight, taking aerial photos from different heights and angles with aerial cameras to study the planning of cities and buildings, aerial remote sensing, green space planning, water source detection and special research.

The difference between left, middle and right seats

1, left position: pay attention to the actions and actions of the protagonist.

The left camera is located on the left side of the protagonist, so it can better capture the movements and movements of the protagonist. In this position, you can shoot the side and back of the protagonist and their interaction with other characters or environments. In addition, you can also use long shots and action shots to highlight the mood and dynamics of the protagonist and enhance the tension and dynamics of the film.

2. Middle position: The focus is on the facial expression and dialogue of the protagonist.

The middle position is in front of the protagonist, so it can better capture the face and expression of the protagonist and their conversation with other characters. In this seat, you can shoot the facial and eye expressions of the main characters and their communication with their opponents. In addition, you can also use close-ups and close-ups to highlight the details and emotions of the protagonist, and enhance the exquisiteness and emotional depth of the film.

3. Sit in the right place: focus on the background and environment.

The right camera is located on the right side of the protagonist, which can better capture the background and environment. In this position, you can shoot the interaction between the protagonist and the environment, as well as the details and information in the background. In addition, you can also use a wide-angle lens to contain more backgrounds and environments, highlighting the characteristics and atmosphere of the scene.