Sentence examples for tight narrative from inspiring English sources

It doesn't try to impose a tight narrative structure and has no music.

Because traditional documentaries have such a tight narrative arc, there is little room to interfere with the story.

In Mr Veronesi's hands, this bizarre coincidence of events makes for a tight narrative that is as tense and well-paced as a good thriller.

"Interactive filmmaking — it's like this weird thing where you are giving up control of a tight narrative, which is kind of the opposite of what most filmmakers want.

In particular, he rebels against the doctrine of the "central conflict," which turns every story into a battle between good guys and bad guys and imposes a tight narrative logic on everything.

While we knew we had to give people an experience with a tight narrative, we also wanted to put it in a world that was persistent and felt like it was alive.

The structure allows the designers to play with ideas in a way the grim, cinema-aping blockbuster games, which must squeeze their game design ideas into tight narratives, cannot.

They sent "files" to an operation called Time Edit, in New York, where writers, drawing on those files and the material that researchers had dug out of the library and whatever could be lifted from the Times, composed tight narratives that were conveniently compartmentalized into sections like Sport and Medicine and Religion and Show Business.

But themed auctions go a step further: objects chosen for them hew to the tighter narrative captured in their titles.

I think Spooks works on television, but the tighter narrative arc of a feature film exposes the absurdities and contrivances.

Strings Attached (Robson, £20), William Starling's authorised life of guitarist John Williams, needs a tighter narrative, but a book on this modest virtuoso is a welcome first.