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Visuals we live by How the images we use shape our world Eva Snijders. Storyteller World Communication Forum Davos Visual Communications CCCB Barcelona, May 23 2014

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Visuals we live by How the images we use

shape our world

Eva Snijders. Storyteller

World Communication Forum Davos Visual Communications

CCCB Barcelona, May 23 2014

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Welcome to this session

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Backstory

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Christian Maury

This is not a Story

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Joan Crisol

This is not a Story

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Pilar Albajar & Antonio Altarriba L'Ordre série Tyrannies, 2011-2012

This is not a Story

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What is a Story?

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A story makes sense of our world

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And you know what?

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A story is always visual…

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…in your mind’s eye

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Intermezzo

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This is Story

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Thank you! ¡Gracias! Gràcies!

Eva Snijders. Storyteller Co-Founder of Química visual

www.evasnijders.com www.quimicavisual.com

@evasnijders

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WCFDavos | Barcelona

“Visual Storytelling, an Aristotelic

Approach”

Montecarlo

2014 - May, 23

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We are going to discuss some questions about image,

story and visual language.

About Visual Storytelling

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But first… What is Visual Thinking?

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What is Visual Storytelling?

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Alexander Mackendrick

“Cinema deals with feelings, sensations, intuitions and movement, things that communicate to

audiences at a level

not necessarily subject to conscious,

rational and critical comprehension”

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Alexander Mackendrick

“Cinema is not so much non-verbal as pre-verbal”

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Reality, Truth and other Stories

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Errol Morris

“If you want to trick someone

with a photograph, there are lots of

easy ways to do it. You don’t need Photoshop.

You don’t need sophisticated digital

photo-manipulation. You don’t need

a computer. All you need to do

is change the caption”

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Jean-Luc Godard

“Photography is truth.

The cinema is truth

twenty-four times

per second”

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The Kuleshov Effect

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The Kuleshov Effect

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The Kuleshov Effect

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What Are Images?

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It is not only about violence.

You name it:

Love…

Sex…

Friendship…

Illness…

And so on.

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Kitano Takeshi

“The perfect movie would be

one that had no sound

and the screen was

completely blank”

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And then?

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Luís Buñuel

“Mystery is inseparable from chance,

and our whole universe is a mystery”

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Thank you!

www.quimicavisual.com www.imastrangerheremyself.com

@Imastranger