Ääniä ja liikettä sarjakuvan ja elokuvan hybrideissä

Authors

• Eliisa Pitkäsalo Tampereen yliopisto

DOI: https://doi.org/10.70484/vakki.149247

Keywords:

lukemiskokemus, sarjakuvan visuaalinen kieli, ääniefektit

Abstract

Comics and films are multimodal forms of artistic expression communicating through the modes of the verbal, the visual and the aural. Comics include not only images and written texts but also different kinds of means of visual language of comics, such as graphic signs and sound effects, reinforcing the highlights of narration. These meaning-making features are also characteristic of films borrowing the visual means of comics. In my article, I examine the reading experience of artworks combining the means of film and comics: what happens during the course of reading or watching is of importance. This may concern, for example, the narrative time of comics performed in semi-animated form or the voices of a film completed with sound effects. I illustrate this phenomenon with fragments of the film Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010) and the motion comic Nick Carter – Il mistero dei 10 dollari (1972).