When it comes to visual performances, a structured presentation usually helps viewers understand what is being presented. In most films, the storyline is usually ordered. When it is not ordered, most can agree that they become confusing for people. When it comes to short films, such as visual arguments with images, I feel it can go both ways. Sometime structure makes the point to obvious, and at other times, unstructured can make it more interesting and somewhat challenging. Everyone loves a challenge. People do not realize how the brain works. When certain areas are not used as frequently as they should, they slow down and become weak. Giving people an opportunity to think and challenge their brains is a good thing. As Gunther Kress states, “Whatever is represented in image has to bow, equally, to the logic of space, and to the simultaneity of elements in special arrangements.” I feel as though that when visuals are too obvious they become boring. I’d rather be surprised. I chose to not structure and organize my argument. I feel there are so many ways to look at the word “Life” that structure would just convince viewers to see it how I do, rather than think for themselves with their own opinion.
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