HKU Architecture Public Lecture Series Fall 2022
“It is conventional in film, as in theatre, to ensure that the audience is aware (though not necessarily consciously) of the ‘turning points’ when each segment of a sequence starts and finishes. These are most often signalled through action rather than dialogue. Drama is not merely action – it is action and reaction. It is how someone reacts to another person, to a sound, a sight, a place, a movement, a moment of choice, that tells us who they are and what they feel.” Branigan, Edward (1992). Narrative Comprehension and Film. London/New York: Routledge. Client— Department of Architecture, The University of Hong Kong Typeface in use— PP Formula Condensed by Pangram Pangram Foundry IBM Plex Sans by IBM
Graphic Design, Architecture, Art Direction