Frame two characters in a conversation so both stay on screen with room to spare

When the camera moves in on a talk between two characters, a fixed zoom cuts off one of them as soon as they stand far apart, and an automatic one can zoom in absurdly close when they stand together. Here is how to centre and size the view with sensible limits.

Why this works

Framing is a shopping list of what must stay visible. Take the middle of the people, work out how much zoom each direction allows once a margin of real screen space is kept, and use the tighter one, so nobody is cut off.

When not to use it

Skip it when more than two characters speak, or when the scene needs a fixed view for a mood or a joke, such as a wide shot that makes someone look small. Frame those by hand, or follow whoever speaks.

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• 4 common mistakes and the fix
• 33 lines of example code with 4 checks that pass
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