THE DIFFERENCES IN CREATING RHYTHM IN TV SERIES

Although the forms of image creation are different, all the items that make up the movie, filmic space and time are also used in television. The items to be used for using image as a means of expression, creating a plotline and creating a dramatic language are similar in cinema and television. Zettl, lists the aesthetic items of the media as light, space, time, motion, and sound. K？l？？, suggests that the association of image and sound items reveals the motion and time items which can be physically and psychologically perceived. This motion and time editing leads to a rhythm perception in the audience. The media industry, which became prosperous in the 2000, also led to an increase in domestic television series. Television series were the most watched program type on national television channels. The produced television series exceeded the national borders, and made our country the second country exporting television series after the USA. However, Rhythm differences attract the attention between USA production series and Turkey production series. Within the scope of this study, along with the argument that there are differences between the time allocated for the narration of an event or topic in a scene and the cinematographic presentation of it, content analysis was performed within the scope of the items constituting the rhythm of two television series with high rating called “S？z” broadcasted in Turkey and “Seal Team” broadcasted in the USA, and similarities and differences were revealed