Visual Dialogue
Here’s an interesting graphic representation of the entire script of the classic cult film, Clerks. The visual breakdown is as followed:
Each colored block represents one second in the movie with individual blocks grouped into rows of sixty seconds… The color of each block indicates the character speaking at that specific moment in time. Seconds with no active speaker are indicated by a split gray block and character lines containing profanity are indicated by white dots in the corresponding blocks.
[...] This series of posters was created for a recent Quentin Tarantino Film Festival. The circular mapping system displays character interaction within each scene of the film. Check out a similar exploration right here. [...]
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