In many films, the most powerful moments happen without dialogue.
Visual storytelling can communicate emotion, character, and meaning
in ways that words often cannot yet many filmmakers still rely
heavily on dialogue to explain what the audience should feel or understand.
Why do you think visual storytelling is often more effective than dialogue?
And where do you think filmmakers tend to overuse dialogue instead of visuals?
Curious to hear different perspectives and experiences.
Visual storytelling can communicate emotion, character, and meaning
in ways that words often cannot yet many filmmakers still rely
heavily on dialogue to explain what the audience should feel or understand.
Why do you think visual storytelling is often more effective than dialogue?
And where do you think filmmakers tend to overuse dialogue instead of visuals?
Curious to hear different perspectives and experiences.
