The phrase "as a synopsis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to summarize or provide a brief overview of a larger piece of information or content.
Example: "As a synopsis, the report highlights the key findings and recommendations for future research."
Alternatives: "in summary" or "as a summary".
It essentially creates a summary of all moving events and plays that back as a synopsis superimposed over the static background image.
After Ms Gu's trial last August one unofficial account was circulated online (see here for a translation) as well as a synopsis published by the official media.
All of this takes place in a highly episodic fashion that suggests that the scenes have been selected as a synopsis of a life rather than conceived as a whole story.
On Wednesday, Mr Serebrennikov posted what he described as a synopsis of a film about Tchaikovsky, describing it as "the true story of the tragic love and death of the brilliant Russian composer," in which he runs into his first love at a ball only to find that she is married.
The famous treatise Poslanie iconopistsu (late 15th century; "Epistle to an Iconographer"), attributed to Joseph of Volokolamsk, was implicitly addressed to Dionisy and can be seen as a synopsis of the spiritual basis of Dionisy's art, his reliance on the mystical traditions of Russian Orthodox Christianity, and the legacy of Andrey Rublyov.
The biopic is being directed by Kirill Serebrennikov... on his Facebook page on Wednesday, Mr. Serebrennikov posted what he described as a synopsis of a film about Tchaikovsky in which the composer encounters his first love at a ball only to find that she is married.
That's as good a synopsis as any when it comes to this dark, raunchy crime comedy.
"Twisted Greetings From the Great Plains," reads a postcard that turns up late in "The Walkaway". That's as good a synopsis as any when it comes to this dark, raunchy crime comedy.
Publishers typically provide the designer with a tip sheet which includes a synopsis as well as marketing information, similar titles from other authors, sales from an author's previous books and other information the publisher uses to sell the book.
For instance, Subashini and Kavitha [6] surveyed the security concerns pertaining to each of the cloud models (Software as a Service-SaaS, Platform as a Service-PaaS and Infrastructure as a Service- IaaS) with a synopsis on the existing security solutions.
Those lessons were followed by a reading of a synopsis of the comedy "As You Like It," then a discussion about each character in the play and an assignment to create original folklore using a well-known quote from Shakespeare.
