Sentence examples for scripted storytelling from inspiring English sources

By relying on its existing staff as actors and using its offices as the set, the show is a hybrid of reality TV and scripted storytelling.

"That's where, for us, scripted storytelling is so important," Mr. Georger said.

This attempt to balance narrative justification with mechanical variety is a dilemma I've faced while developing Ultima Ratio Regum, a game that also combines procedural generation and scripted storytelling content — which is why I can say that I'm impressed with how RimWorld tackles the predicament.

But while The Witcher 2 is more tightly focused on scripted storytelling, Skyrim follows the path of previous Elder Scrolls games by throwing you into a vast world where you can determine your destiny.

At one point during the luncheon, Mr. Georger took a poke at competitors by contrasting the "family-friendly, scripted, quality storytelling" on the two Crown Media channels with the "reality, game-show and pseudo-documentary-style programming" on other cable channels.

It's Age of Ultron itself – not the grand scale or the special effects, not the obvious pre-sold elements, but the movie, which is a shoddy, abysmally scripted, borderline nonsensical piece of storytelling.

Lazaridi, a Greek who shared Stein's political and storytelling passions, and who had scripted her own World War II film about her homeland, persuaded her to fictionalize the story to provide a greater sense of drama.

Yet all the storytelling — whether culled or scripted — comes off as the sort of fictions that people tell themselves in order to define their own identity in the face of dehumanizing pressures.

As for scripted television and film, the tradition of storytelling at the base of rap as far back as Kurtis Blow and the Sugarhill Gang is what makes hip-hop so attractive to narrative-hungry mediums.

For Horowitz, who helped push the boundaries of storytelling at McSweeney's publishing house, and created an app that released what he called "weird digital novels", the scripted drama podcast was simply the next frontier in storytelling.

So I'll make an effort to see where "Extant" goes -- in part to support science-fiction storytelling on the broadcast networks -- but if it starts displaying the clunky dumbness of CBS' other scripted summer drama, "Under The Dome," I'm going to check out quickly.