This subject has two interrelated parts. In one of them, more theoretical, the student will be taught to identify and know the visual and audiovisual language, as well as certain concepts of cinematographic and audiovisual language (shot, scene, sequence) in order to learn the temporal and spatial sequencing in the works and the different ways of working it over time, as well as its historical evolution. Visual narrative tells stories through a visual discourse and the student must learn to work with these codes, as well as the interaction between text and image. In the second part of the course, the student will begin to learn the basics of visual narrative from its most practical side, such as the operation of cameras and staging, taking into account sound and music, or the development of the script.