Filmforms

Filmforms are visual or digital structures used to organize and present film content, often incorporating elements like motion, shape, color, and timing to evoke specific emotions or ideas. They encompass the formal aspects of a film—such as editing, composition, and pacing—that influence how viewers experience and interpret the story. By carefully combining these elements, filmmakers can create a cohesive aesthetic and meaning, shaping the audience’s perception and engagement with the film’s narrative or message. Essentially, filmforms are the stylistic tools that give a film its unique visual and emotional identity.