Flashback e Flashforward: uma análise dos recursos audiovisuais temporais na narrativa de Breaking Bad

Abstract

This paper aims to present and analyze the temporal audiovisual techniques of flashback and flashforward, in order to understand how these resources can contribute to the progress of a serial narrative. For this, concepts and theories about audiovisual montage, technique of joining plans in order to fully form the work, were exposed, as well as different narrative structuring methods. The methodology used was the case study, specifically performing a film analysis, where the research object, the time in the universe of the series Breaking Bad (2008), in the first instance, was seen as a whole so soon after it could be in order to detail the pattern breaks related to temporal resources. These distinctions of paradigms were important to understand why the show is so prestigious by critics and the public, from a technical perspective, analyzing how the innovations made influenced the narrative progression and highlighted the series of the common place, making it attractive and the target of studies, even after 10 years of its exhibition on television. In addition, it was possible to see how a well-executed and structured montage beneficially contributes to the viewer's understanding of the narrative, conveying messages and emotions effectively.