Intermediality

Intermediality refers to the way different forms of media—such as film, literature, music, and visual art—interact and influence each other within a work. It recognizes that media aren't isolated; they borrow techniques, themes, or references from one another to create richer, more layered experiences. For example, a film may incorporate literary storytelling techniques or visual art styles, blurring the boundaries between media types. This interconnectedness enhances meaning and invites audiences to interpret content through multiple perspectives, reflecting how different media sources shape our understanding of culture and communication.