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Aesthetic, psychophysiological, and visual characteristics of horizontal and vertical screen formats

Field of Science:Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous)General Arts and HumanitiesVisual Arts and Performing Arts
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Bulletin of the Uzbekistan State Institute of Arts and Culture

Bulletin of the Uzbekistan State Institute of Arts and Culture

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This article analyzes the aesthetic, psychophysiological, and visual characteristics of horizontal and vertical screen formats. It argues that screen format is an important factor shaping viewer attention, emotional engagement, and visual perception in the modern media environment. It also examines screen size, frame composition, audience reach, and the impact of prolonged smartphone use on human health. The suitability of the vertical format for individual viewing is analyzed, as well as the aesthetic and emotional impact of the horizontal format on a large screen.

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M.Tajimuradov

"O`ZBEKISTON DAVLAT SA`NAT VA MA`DANIYAT INSTITUTI NUKUS FILIALI" DAVLAT MUASSASASI

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# cinema# screen# horizontal# composition# television# vertical# smartphone# scale# visual communication

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