MIGRAIN: Narrative
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1) Give an example from film or television that uses Todorov's narrative structure of equilibrium, disequilibrium and new equilibrium. In Spiderman, once he defeats the villain it creates a new equilibrium.
2) Complete the activity on page 1 of the Factsheet: find a clip on YouTube of the opening of a new TV drama series (season 1, episode 1). Embed the clip in your blog and write an analysis of the narrative markers that help establish setting, character and plot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FTcL_9dmr
The show starts of by introducting the main characters and they are casually having a fun time in ocean. The setting of a river fits the title of the show "H2O- just add some water." They are just casually talking about life and having a good time.
3) Provide three different examples from film or television of characters that fit Propp's hero character role.
Hero- James Bond
3) Provide three different examples from film or television of characters that fit Propp's hero character role.
Hero- James Bond
Villian- The foreign random dude
Princess- James Bond
4) Give an example of a binary opposition.
4) Give an example of a binary opposition.
Hero and villain
5) What example is provided in the Factsheet for the way narratives can emphasise dominant ideologies and values?
One example is when a police officier catches a criminial.
6) Why do enigma and action codes (Barthes) offer gratifications for audiences? Enigma codes
Barthes code gives the audience a sense of mystery which keeps the audience hooked and engaged with the product so they maintain watching it.
7) Write a one-sentence summary of the four different types of TV narrative:
5) What example is provided in the Factsheet for the way narratives can emphasise dominant ideologies and values?
One example is when a police officier catches a criminial.
6) Why do enigma and action codes (Barthes) offer gratifications for audiences? Enigma codes
Barthes code gives the audience a sense of mystery which keeps the audience hooked and engaged with the product so they maintain watching it.
7) Write a one-sentence summary of the four different types of TV narrative:
- Episodic narrative (the series) - Each different episode has a unique narrative that can be followed.
- Overarching narrative (the serial)- Series has a conventional narrative throughout the entire thing.
- Mixed narrative- A text which uses both episodic and overarching narratives.
- Multi-strand overlapping narrative (soap narrative)- A text with multiple narratives which come together with each other.
The adverts use narrative to present Peril as the hero since he gets rid of the stains.
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