Sentences with phrase «emotional response from the viewer»

I mean, I'm not sure if there is a more visceral video game franchise out there right now and so the advertising seeks to evoke a pure emotional response from the viewer.

Dumas also uses loaded imagery to provoke strong emotional responses from viewers.

Ultimately, Simmons concludes that Antichrist rises above the tag of «torture porn» because of the emotional journey it takes us on, where «the first goal of von Trier's project [is] to elicit a truthful emotional response from the viewer.

Each of the artists» work evokes a unique emotional response from the viewer.

Childs creates objects that physically interact with their environment in the hope of evoking an energetically emotional response from viewers.

Scully here leaves areas around his characteristic quadrilaterals free of paint, the contrast between the exposed metal and the rich oil helping to elicit a powerful emotional response from the viewer.

And given the right pairing of image and sound, a commercial with a soundtrack that gets a strong emotional response from viewers can be a winning situation for all involved, says Hayman.

The best advertisements elicit an emotional response from viewers, and Always succeeds.

Much of the dialogue is not natural, but intended to be profound and illicit an emotional response from viewers.

The watchable vibe is heightened by the ongoing inclusion of unexpectedly poignant moments and sequences, with the final stretch certainly rife with interludes designed to elicit an emotional response from the viewer (including an unexpectedly moving graveside conversation).

The film benefits from not relying too heavily on death, grief, and getting an emotional response from viewers.

By making the narrative personally relevant, you'll have a much easier time eliciting an emotional response from your viewer.

In addition to being visually stimulating, video elicits an emotional response from the viewer — thanks to the scientific phenomenon of emotional contagion.

Rather than simple mimesis of the natural world, the Expressionists chose to radically distort the forms and colors of the world in their raw depictions in order to arouse an emotional response from their viewers.

Austrian artist Peter Kogler is interested in spatial illusion, projections, brains, ants and creating projections of graphic environments that give the illusion of changing a fixed environment to generate an emotional response from the viewer.

His paintings articulate indelible images which evoke an emotional response from the viewer.

Like Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock's art aimed to provoke a strong emotional response from the viewer.

Abstract art's defining essence, what made it a departure from previous methods, is that instead of endeavoring to present an image of something recognizable, like an object or a landscape or a human figure, it endeavored to create new imagery that would inspire an emotional response from viewers.

Abstract Expressionism, influenced by surrealism and post-World War II psychology, expanded on that goal, hoping not only to inspire an emotional response from viewers, but also to affect them on a subconscious, unconscious, or primal level.

The wide variety of mark - making and scale changes in Tight Shot amount to Pleasant's two - cents in the historical debate over the «what» and the «how» — in other words, form and content — in evoking an emotional response from the viewer.

But AbEx works in particular — with their intense color, large scale, and, in Pollock's case at least, frenzied application of paint — can elicit an emotional response from viewers that requires a physical, often prolonged, encounter with them.

Instead, they lauded the landscapes of artists such as Claude Lorrain and Nicolas Poussin; they did not attempt to capture a true landscape, but rather to compositionally organize nature in order to produce an emotional response from the viewer.