The students expressed a clear preference for summary key-point slides with explanatory voice-over by the original speaker.
For this he approached the project as he might a feature film, avoiding an explanatory voice-over, adding atmospheric music and cutting between interviews and archival footage with the pace of a thriller.
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.
Idealism, pride and solidarity carry the day and the night, which flow into one another without explanatory titles or voice-over.
For example, people who come to voice-hearing self-help groups endorse a broad range of explanatory frameworks for the voices they hear.
It feels pure in art, not just in sentiment; the first several minutes of the film run without dialogue, the story telling itself to your eyes, whereas the opening of Spielberg's "A.I.," which came out last year, all but sank beneath the explanatory drone of a voice-over.
Still talking in an explanatory tone, in a loud voice, she returned to the line of villagers.
Explanatory journalism site Vox uses explainer cards.
Mr. Cabezas combines the serpentine plotting and self-conscious technique (voice-over character introductions, explanatory flashbacks) of Quentin Tarantino with the melancholy tone and central themes of Pedro Almodóvar.
This part is self explanatory.
With many explanatory gestures, she explained how her childhood love of voices and recordings led her to write, direct, and star in the film "In a World . .
