Visual Storytelling: How to Speak to Your Audience Without Saying a Word

Visual Storytelling: How to Speak to Your Audience Without Saying a Word
ISBN-10
1615932895
ISBN-13
9781615932894
Series
Visual Storytelling
Category
Narration (Rhetoric)
Pages
200
Language
English
Published
2018
Author
Morgan Sandler

Description

Visual Storytelling covers all major components of creating powerful images including lighting, camera functions, composition and storytelling. However, the main focus of the book is not just creating compelling visuals, but more importantly creating images that inform and move the audience. Images carry emotional weight and Visual Storytelling teaches readers how to harness these emotions to maximize the emotion of the story, while minimizing the amount of dialogue necessary. What makes Visual Storytelling unique is that it not only covers the theoretical concepts of filmmaking but also the technical elements necessary to achieve the emotional outcome. This combination of theory and practice helps to create well informed and skilled filmmakers.

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