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higher order design
higher order design In the PAL-D framework for film and television, higher-order design refers to broad scene-design dimensions that organize more specific formal choices to shape the viewer’s predictive and emotional experience over time.
In the PAL-D framework for film and television, higher-order design refers to broad scene-design dimensions that organize more specific formal choices to shape the viewer’s predictive and emotional experience over time. The article describes four such dimensions: sensory density, framing and focus, narrative-contextual cueing, and affective-empathic cueing.