The essence of cinematographic silence. Bergman’s The Silence as an example
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Keywords

silencio audiovisual
análisis fílmico
psicoacústica
banda sonora audiovisual silence
film analysis
psychoacoustics
soundtrack

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Torras i Segura, D. . (2022). The essence of cinematographic silence. Bergman’s The Silence as an example. COMMUNICATION. International Journal of Audiovisual Communication, Advertising and Cultural Studies, 1(12), 82–93. https://doi.org/10.12795/comunicacion.2014.v01.i12.06
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Abstract

Silence is an audiovisual expressive matter, which is always significant. The essence of silence is contrast, which is needed to perceive it; ambiguity, because silence cannot make reference to one particular object or concept; and communicative context-dependence. Audiovisual silence –silence located in an audiovisual product– has three more features: constant meaning, because it is the will of the filmmaker; multiple interaction, because it is modulated by all audiovisual elements; and, finally, present anchored, because of the impossibility of relating to other film time than the ‘here and now’.

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