Abstract: A method of communicating, translating and producing digital visual texts. The inventive method prescribes the translation of a common set of visual conventions occurring in printed visual texts into rhythmic sequential arrangements on screen. These are constructed in synchrony with a carefully designed audio track. The sequential images and audio track create a ‘reading rhythm’ which guides and controls the rate at which a user reads and understands the visual text. Through this modal approach, the method is able to offer a common response to two separate demands identified in the current digital media landscape: (1) The need for an intelligible and durable aesthetic form for print-based visual-texts and sequential art when delivered and accessed in a digital format; and (2) The demand for video content that is both aesthetically and functionally appropriate for the unique viewing conditions and limitations inherent to digital media player devices.