The document discusses different types of television shows including serials, series, and single dramas. Serials are ongoing shows without seasons that air weekly, like soap operas. Series return yearly with new seasons across different genres. Single dramas finish within their runtime and do not return, covering various genres and storylines. The document also covers narrative structures and realism in storytelling.

1. Single Camera
Production
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2. Serial
A serial is an ongoing show that isn't split up into
seasons and is programmed during the week.
They usually come under soap operas.
Examples of serials:

3. Series
A series is an ongoing show that comes back
every year with a new season. There are loads of
series with loads of different genres. ie: crime
, comedy, horror ect.
Examples of Series:

4. Single Drama
A single drama is a show that finishes within the time
its shown, and never returns. Loads of different single
dramas have many different genres depending on the
story line.
Examples of Single Dramas:
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5. Narrative Structures
A narrative structure is the way the story line is
created. There are many different narrative
structures. Like Linear, in which the story is basic
and happens in a sequence. Non-Linear is when
not everything is in order but still makes sense
, you most commonly see this when the end of
the film is shown in the beginning, or a flashback.

6. Realist & Non-Realist
Realist is when the story line is
very realistic to our normal lives
with realistic situations. Non-
realist is when the story could
never happen in a normal day.