
Film & stories
Planning a film night around a theme
A shared idea narrows the choice, while mood, language and available time still shape the evening.
Look more closely at stories, images and sound. From first impressions to conversations after the credits.

Film & stories
A shared idea narrows the choice, while mood, language and available time still shape the evening.

Film & stories
Genre labels help you choose, but cannot predict an entire story or the effect of a scene.

Film & stories
Looks, movement and musical accompaniment make silent cinema a distinct viewing experience.

Film & stories
Without colour information, brightness, surfaces and arrangement become different points of attention.

Film & stories
A figure’s size within the frame helps determine which information you can perceive.

Film & stories
A travelling camera, a pan and a zoom change the image in different ways.

Film & stories
A cut connects more than footage: it can construct space, time and assumptions.

Film & stories
Without a visible cut, performers, sound and composition can still keep redirecting attention.

Film & stories
Repeated and changing colours reveal more than a universal dictionary of colour symbolism.

Film & stories
Direction, softness and distribution of light provide useful ways to describe a scene.

Film & stories
A soundtrack depends on relationships between dialogue, effects, music and deliberately reduced sound.

Film & stories
Looks and sounds can create a space extending beyond the visible frame.