The Visual Structure...: The Visual Story: Creating

: Lines guide the eye and carry psychological weight. Horizontal lines often suggest stability and calm, while diagonal lines create tension, action, and energy.

: Use the highest level of visual contrast to match the story's most intense moment. The Visual Story: Creating the Visual Structure...

: As the first thing to attract a viewer's eye, movement includes the motion of objects within the frame, the movement of the camera itself, and the audience's point-of-attention. : Lines guide the eye and carry psychological weight

: Shapes like circles, squares, and triangles have inherent meanings. For example, rounded shapes may suggest friendliness or organic life, while sharp angles and triangles can signal danger or precision. : As the first thing to attract a

: The greater the difference between visual components (e.g., a bright white object against a pitch-black background), the more the visual intensity increases.