Tonight, though, as he spins the tale of his best friend's bachelor party, the narrative re-enactment stops at a hotel-room door, when the father realizes that, even in the year 2030, there is some information that a parent probably shouldn't share with his children.
Part puppet show, part narrative and part enactment, it is its own cautionary tale: Sometimes it's best to leave well enough alone.
Mr. Reed and the musicians performed in front of video projected on a patterned backdrop, creating fragmented glimpses of characters in the songs and giving impressions of the narrative rather than enactments of it.
First-person narrative jolts us into present-tense enactment.
These aspects of algorithm, software and the accompanying narrative, are essential ingredients for an enactment of a division of populations according to continental barriers in the Rosenberg study, that are reminiscent of racial divisions.
Hauntingly interwoven, the two narratives — and their re-enactments — form a comment on love and death, on memory and self-hatred.
The first four phases comprise multiple modes of focussed, unobtrusive observation of professionals at work, to enable us to trace the conceptualisation and enactment of safety as revealed in dialogue and narrative, use of artefacts and space, bodily activity and patterns of movement, and in the accomplishment of specific work tasks.
The resulting videos, hits on Funny or Die, pair the sloppy narratives with self-serious re-enactments — including the drunken flubs and profanity — by famous actors.
Sixth, no enactment strategy.
Final enactment is expected.
