Offscreen

120 pages book that references 296 techniques and theories, both audio and visual, enabling filmmakers, sound designers and spectators alike to use and understand the offscreen space of film as a legitimate narrative space. In return, enabling everyone to experience a more actively dynamic, imaginative and playful experience of film.

The classification offers a primary thematic arrangement, as well as a secondary and tertiary taxonomies, listing related inductor, induced, opposite and similar effects.

The rework of the classification is accessible on the following link > off-screen.com