Sentence examples for explanatory narration from inspiring English sources

When such films are prepared for mass television audiences, however, many concessions may be necessary, including the addition of extensive explanatory narration, musical accompaniment, and scenic photography.

Freedom from old-fashioned naturalism is to be applauded, but overindulgence in such explanatory narration tends to flatten a play's vitality onstage, not to mention get in the way of the audience's own reactions to the characters' behavior.

"It will be a fresh way of starting the new year, let alone the new century-millennium," said the artistic director, Michael Kollmer, who has titled the free concert on Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Emelin Theater "How to Listen to Mozart" and plans to add explanatory narration to the playing of the 25-piece chamber orchestra.

The film, made with a Sony camcorder (all the better to tuck away when necessary), unfolds as an episodic travelogue, interspersed with historic footage and explanatory narration (on subjects like why the country is known both as Myanmar and the old colonial name, Burma).

Relying on loud music, explanatory voice-over narration and flung food to mask storytelling defects and unoriginal physical comedy, "Max Keeble's Big Move," directed by Tim Hill from a screenplay by Jonathan Bernstein, Mark Blackwell and James Greer, is a messy movie.

None of this is explained in the film, which has no narration and minimal explanatory titles, a choice that heightens the drama while leaving niggling questions.

Resisting all obvious devices -- there is no voice-over narration, no testimony from experts or explanatory intertitles -- Mr. Belgum stitches himself into the chaotic fabric of his subject's life, recording his triumphs and defeats with perfect evenhandedness.

The entire MediaBook is beautifully done, with a very attractive design; superior explanatory graphics; and well written, if stiffly read, narration.

Specialised multimedia editing software has additional options for post-processing, such as compression algorithms, annotation editing (e.g., adding extra frames with a movie title, explanatory text or subtitles), as well as audio (e.g., narrations or music).

Voice-of-God narration.

And, finally, the narration.