Realism
Realism is something being portrayed as being realistic
without any kind of fiction or unnatural thing in a TV show or movie. One of
the reasons why realism is used is so that the audited can relate to the
characters making them feel more real and for the audience to feel closer to
them as person and gain personal identification, which makes movies and TV
shows all the more enjoyable for them as a result even if not everyone enjoys
it. Adding realism to a movie or TV shows can actually feel like you
are in the scene with the characters in the scene and this makes the audience
even more engaged as a result.
Dramatisation
Dramatisation is when a story such as film builds a
structure, which creates drama. The reason for dramatisation is that it appeals
to some members of the audience. As a result some people will be engaged and
include to watch a certain movie, TV, play and novel if it contains themes of
drama in it. Over the past year years dramatization has been improving along
with no stop audiences which just seem to keep on increasing as time goes on.
Narrativisation
Narrartivsation is the sense of atmosphere, which
is, presents danger in the eyes of the audiences. Narrativsion used that the
audiences are ended in certain scenes of movie. An example of this would be
when a main character is in the risk at the risk of dying. This can make
audience fear for the main characters life. By a story doing it shows that the
audiences feel pity for the main character and even root for them, which can
make a main character likable in the audiences eyes.
Performative is when the narrator becomes part of a
story and possibly become the main character. By using this techniques in
movies it feels somewhat like a narrator telling a fairy tale but than in a
realistic way. This would be appealing to some audiences, as the audiences
would hear what the narrator thinks about their surrounding in scenes depending
on the environment and how the narrator feels at a specific time. By a movie,
novel and TV using the performative techniques audience can understand why the
narrator behave in a certain way to other character.
Interactive
Interactive are mostly in TV shows in interviews.
The interactive appeal to some audiences as they get insight into information’s
and what other people think of the topic at hand in the interview.
Audiences can also find a lot of subjectivity and objectivity when comes
to interviews and thats what some of the audience want. When comes to movies some times it's hard to understand a characters and why they behave a certain way and they they take certain actions.
Observational
Observational is the person talking to the audience. The audience can also be considered as the cameras. An example of this would be the Big Brother TV show were the audience get to see celebrities live with other people which creates a lot drama, arguments and fights ect.
Reflective
Reflexive is when the narrator interacts with the people in their show. By the narrator interacting with other people the audience may get can their narrators opinion and can also end up feeling like story. These relatives be examples such as documentaries and interviews.
Expository
Observational is the person talking to the audience. The audience can also be considered as the cameras. An example of this would be the Big Brother TV show were the audience get to see celebrities live with other people which creates a lot drama, arguments and fights ect.
Reflective
Reflexive is when the narrator interacts with the people in their show. By the narrator interacting with other people the audience may get can their narrators opinion and can also end up feeling like story. These relatives be examples such as documentaries and interviews.
Expository
Expository is also known as the voice of god. Expository
one narrator speaking through out and talking about what is happening so that audience
can understand what they are witnessing on screen. Example of this would be the
TV shows called Planet earth and the person narrating is non other then
David Bowie.
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