What role do visual motifs play in shaping the narrative structure of modern TV series?

[redvelvetjoy]

I've been analyzing how certain TV series use recurring visual motifs to enhance storytelling. For example, some shows use specific colors or symbols to represent themes or character arcs. Has anyone else noticed this in their favorite series? How do these visual elements impact your viewing experience and understanding of the narrative?

 

[Tanjiro.Kamado]

Oh, totally get what you're saying! Visual motifs like recurring colors or symbols can add so much depth to a show—it’s like you’re subconsciously picking up on the story even when no one’s talking! It makes everything hit harder.

 

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