The thing about on-screen conflicts, whether you're talking about the greats like Saving Private Ryan, Braveheart, Fury or even Star Wars, is that they struggle to display the three dimensional feels that you'd expect from the visuals of war, instead opting to focus on one side.
Fukunaga stressed he wanted to avoid any suggestion of a religious dimension to the on-screen conflict, saying "it's too easily pigeonholed".
When a new journalist appears on screen, the conflicts that he or she has covered are typed out in the background.
We kept switching on screens.
But despite the on-screen appearances of conflict, those who knew the Cerniglias said yesterday that Ramsay helped them turn around the ailing business after a grand re-opening – transforming it into a thriving enterprise which was packed out each weekend.
Drama on screen is movement, conflict, physicality – even if it's just the twitch of a lip.
There was no script, claims Van Kempen, but producers would "meddle" behind the scenes to create certain dramatic scenarios that would result in conflict on screen.
There is further fictionalised conflict, with the on-screen Menashe fighting to prove that he's a capable single parent, drawing the short straw at every turn.
Show runners are said to have faced creative conflicts about the pregnancy's on-screen manifestation and who would father Hewitt's character's child in the series. .
The multiple views available on screen reflect the way this conflict itself relies on communications that are even faster and farther-reaching than they were during the Gulf War.
Agents receive on-screen tips on which phrases, sales pitches and conflict-resolution tricks are most likely to resonate.
