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"One Frame Per Second: Graphic Design as Visual Storyteller" is a work that explores how graphic design has become an essential storyteller in film and television. From silent films, where images made up for the absence of sound, to the streaming era, where graphic interfaces create personalized experiences, this book reveals how every visual decision transforms stories into unforgettable narratives. Through in-depth analysis, it unveils the secrets behind opening titles, visual universes in franchises and graphic strategies on digital platforms, showing how design communicates emotions, builds identities and connects with audiences.The book inspires students, designers and audiovisual lovers to appreciate the cultural and narrative impact of graphic design. It is an invitation to rediscover the power of images and to value each graphic element as a bridge between stories and their audiences. This work is a celebration of design as an art that, frame by frame, creates worlds that transcend the screen and remain in the collective memory.
About the author
Gabriel Maltez Herrera is a student of Design and Visual Communication at the Universidad Americana (UAM), he loves sports and video games. Marcela Alejandra Sobalvarro Gonzalez student of Design and Visual Communication at the Universidad Americana, loves works like videos, short films, etc. Dr. Jacomino University professor.
