Sentence examples for storytelling structure from inspiring English sources

It's not because nobody's thought of a different storytelling structure.

But there is one realm in which this book is anything but daring: that of storytelling structure.

He tells his story simply, but with a Kitson-esque storytelling structure that constantly snakes back on itself, and with scrupulous, unflinching honesty.

He took over White's shyness and his values and made them into a storytelling structure: the little man overwhelmed by life in New York.

It's actually a very writerly film, incessantly displaying a preoccupation with its own storytelling structure and cheekily blowing the lid off other movies' tropes and wiles, like Penn and Teller exposing magic tricks.

It was seven years in the writing, and though it has little of the craft and storytelling structure of Dylan's Chronicles, say, it at least conveys a sense of the Boss's indefatigable energy.

And so, as he's dismantling his storytelling structures, he's also making his productions skeletal, and largely trading bombastic rapping for vulnerable singing.

And with the notion taking flight that American telly is outstripping its cinema, maybe that's why the film industry is increasingly emulating small-screen storytelling structures.

The findings show that powerful storytelling structures have defined phases and are crucial in reputation building when the story evolves in a metaphoric, symbolic lesson.

Edmund Wilson didn't just praise Chaplin at the level due to him, but dispraised Hollywood "gag writers" at the level due to them: he didn't, that is, dismiss them out of hand, but pointed out, correctly, that their chief concern was necessarily with storytelling structures that worked cinematically, and that there might be limitations involved in doing that.

While it's doubtful that transmedia film experiments like these will replace the traditional cinematic form, they do provide compelling new storytelling structures and narrative devices that enable filmmakers to expand the scope of the information being relayed to their audience and customize each viewer's experience of the work.