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The channel's reporting after the Ferguson protests – where the Department of Justice released two reports: one debunking the "hands up, don't shoot" narrative and another which said the Ferguson police department often acted unconstitutional and disproportionately targeted African Americans – piqued his interest.

Some NYPD officer involved shooting narratives just don't fly.

Last September, Mr. Gumbs and Mr. Kissi orchestrated the site's most involved shoot, and narrative, to date: Black Ivy.

Instead of shooting a narrative music video, where the artist lip syncs to the track and plays out some story, MJM shoots live performances and turns them into true music video masterpieces.

He has avowedly stuck to Loach's realist directing style: shooting in narrative sequence and using a semi-improvisatory approach on location.

Berg hopes to shoot her second narrative feature next year.

Clifford develops a touching and tumultuous relationship with his shy, awkward cousin, Helen, and the narrative shoots forward another decade or two, as the adult Helen works as a secretary in Manhattan.

Alison, the mother, a housewife and a wonderful, exasperating character, is at the hub of the novel, presiding, as the narrative shoots back and forth from the present to the 1970s and '80s, over a brood of six children with the help of Ingrid, a Scandinavian au pair who never leaves, even after her charges are grown.

Holmes's diary features philosophical ramblings, plans for the shooting, and a narrative of his attempts to find help for his mental health problems.

So one initial thought to shoot a Springsteen-like narrative video capturing the journey laid out in the song was scuttled, Romanek said, in favor of the big-event concert feel.

"One of the things that directors do, obviously, is to try to bring some visual things to the shooting, to underpin the narrative," Mr. Softley said.