英文摘要 |
Ad v e r t i s i n g , a s a crucial means o f communication, aims to attract the attention of target audiences and effectively convey messages. Renowned director Wes Anderson has successfully captivated audiences with his unique style of advertising works. Therefore, this study conducted a psychological experiment with 34 subjects using eye-tracking technology to investigate the impact of symmetrical composition in advertisements on viewers' visual cognitive psychology. The results show that when advertisements exhibit symmetrical composition in static images, viewers' gaze actively concentrates on the balanced central position or the main subject, limiting the range of eye movement and showing a more concentrated heatmap. Conversely, when advertisements present asymmetrical composition, viewers' gaze disperses among multiple points in the frame, resulting in a broader viewing range and an inability to focus on essential positions or subjects for an extended period, thus complicating viewers' perception of the content. Overall, this study, employing experimental aesthetics through eyetracking experiments, reveals that symmetrical and asymmetrical composition in advertisement filming affects viewers' visual cognitive behaviors differently. These findings contribute to the practical applications of advertising creation and film and television production, enabling directors to understand and appropriately utilize centered characteristics in composition design to attract more attention from viewers and effectively convey commercial advertising messages, thereby promoting product sales. |