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To discuss and apply narrative
            theory
          Vladimer Propp
             Todorov
           Levi Strauss
             Barthes
To discuss and apply narrative
              theory


• http://www.slideshare.net/guest9e3b3b/narrati
• Grid
Narrative form : expository mode
• The narrative form must be based upon
  evidence. Modern documentaries are less
  scripted than their predecessors and
  appear more observational, resulting in
  the audience arguably being placed in the
  position of a voyeur.
Semiotics
• Roland Barthes
• Signs and signifiers
• What did you use to develop the
  narrative?
• HANDOUT
Parallelism
• This technique asks us to draw parallels between
  characters, settings and situations prompting the
  audience to actively compare and contrast these
  elements to identify their similarities. In doing so the
  audience makes sense of the unfolding narrative.
  Frequently a documentary will feature a :narrator, the
  most common is the non-character narrator who remains
  and anonymous intermediary.
• A character narrator is used when a narrator is actually a
  character in the documentary. Usually male.
• Authoritive voice- recognition and trust
Lighting, Camera & Editing
• Can originate from the environment
• Hand-held subjective view
• Steadicam – objective view.
• Editing: fade-out/ fade-in/ dissolve [ when the shot is briefly
  superimposed with the beginning of the next/ wipe.
• Spatial relations – moving from one shot to another, the audience
  relates this juxtaposition through similarity, difference or
  development and creates meaning eg if we see a shot of a person
  running for a bus & then a shot of a bus stopping we assume that
  the two are connected, they have spatial relation to one another.
• How did you use these technical codes to develop your narrative?
Lighting, Camera & Editing
• Can originate from the environment
• Hand-held subjective view
• Steadicam – objective view.
• Editing: fade-out/ fade-in/ dissolve [ when the shot is briefly
  superimposed with the beginning of the next/ wipe.
• Spatial relations – moving from one shot to another, the audience
  relates this juxtaposition through similarity, difference or
  development and creates meaning eg if we see a shot of a person
  running for a bus & then a shot of a bus stopping we assume that
  the two are connected, they have spatial relation to one another.
• How did you use these technical codes to develop your narrative?

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Narrative 1b

  • 1. To discuss and apply narrative theory Vladimer Propp Todorov Levi Strauss Barthes
  • 2. To discuss and apply narrative theory • http://www.slideshare.net/guest9e3b3b/narrati • Grid
  • 3. Narrative form : expository mode • The narrative form must be based upon evidence. Modern documentaries are less scripted than their predecessors and appear more observational, resulting in the audience arguably being placed in the position of a voyeur.
  • 4. Semiotics • Roland Barthes • Signs and signifiers • What did you use to develop the narrative? • HANDOUT
  • 5. Parallelism • This technique asks us to draw parallels between characters, settings and situations prompting the audience to actively compare and contrast these elements to identify their similarities. In doing so the audience makes sense of the unfolding narrative. Frequently a documentary will feature a :narrator, the most common is the non-character narrator who remains and anonymous intermediary. • A character narrator is used when a narrator is actually a character in the documentary. Usually male. • Authoritive voice- recognition and trust
  • 6. Lighting, Camera & Editing • Can originate from the environment • Hand-held subjective view • Steadicam – objective view. • Editing: fade-out/ fade-in/ dissolve [ when the shot is briefly superimposed with the beginning of the next/ wipe. • Spatial relations – moving from one shot to another, the audience relates this juxtaposition through similarity, difference or development and creates meaning eg if we see a shot of a person running for a bus & then a shot of a bus stopping we assume that the two are connected, they have spatial relation to one another. • How did you use these technical codes to develop your narrative?
  • 7. Lighting, Camera & Editing • Can originate from the environment • Hand-held subjective view • Steadicam – objective view. • Editing: fade-out/ fade-in/ dissolve [ when the shot is briefly superimposed with the beginning of the next/ wipe. • Spatial relations – moving from one shot to another, the audience relates this juxtaposition through similarity, difference or development and creates meaning eg if we see a shot of a person running for a bus & then a shot of a bus stopping we assume that the two are connected, they have spatial relation to one another. • How did you use these technical codes to develop your narrative?