Narrative 1
Introduction
“How well can you visually tell a structured story?”
When it comes to visual storytelling, the possibilities are endless. For example, in film, you can use camera angles, lighting, and sound to create different moods and tones. A close-up shot can create a sense of intimacy, while a wide shot can show the grandeur of a location. Different lighting can create different moods, such as warm and cozy or cold and eerie. Sound can also be used to create different moods, such as suspenseful music or ominous sound effects.
Overall, the key to effective visual storytelling is to use the visuals to support the narrative and create an emotional connection with the audience.