Sentence examples for traditional narration from inspiring English sources

It's the lack of a voiceover: O'Connor eschews traditional narration in favour of nuggets of rock'n'roll wisdom, spoken by ageing Irish DJ, music guru and McGee's Death Disco co-conspirator BP Fallon ("purple-browed beep" in T Rex's Telegram Sam).

With the inverted pyramid writing strategy, you will be throwing many ideas about traditional narration out the window.

Could it be that Un Chant d'Amour might be seen both as an echo of Cocteau's mythic, magical cinema and as a criticism of its crowd-pleasing use of linear narration, traditional plot and famous actors?

Above all, the filmmakers disdain objectivity and the authoritative narration of traditional television.

The legend is told through dance, lively klezmer music (by Frank London), traditional marionettes and slivers of narration.

Based on Patricia Schultz's bestselling book of the same name, the series is a traditional travelogue, with voice-over narration and gorgeous visuals.

Terrence Malick's epic documentary Voyage of Time is to be released in two versions for Imax and traditional cinemas, each featuring different narration from Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett.

Billing itself as a "cross-cultural collaboration," this program explores the South Asian morality tale as viewed by Indian, Burmese and Philippine performers, all drawing on traditional and contemporary dance and narration.

Moreover, there were no resources with traditional Chinese captions and/or Cantonese narration on the Internet.

He proceeds historically, beginning with the shift from traditional third-person to first-person narration (the first move closer to consciousness) in fictitious autobiographies, confessions and journals.

The narration enacts the narrator's fate.