CRWR 213 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Claustrophobia
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Locked in to picture view of setting and scene. Think: time and camera narrative summary: snippets of boy growing up , the clock is uid and the camera is montage. Build in small details the passage of time. Exposition: the rive time is frozen, story is brie y paused, the camera is establishing, panning, zooming. Details relevant (drop them into scene next) Movement away from story, once you get to scene you will appreciate. Pause for a second to describe to give details required. Scene: clock is quasi-real, don"t have clock it exactly by the second, camera thinks about faces, expression, movement and talking. Like director moving camera to establish this is happening now. Costs: sacri ces other perspectives, access to other experiences, voice claustrophobia, reader may not identify with protagonist, the gene trap. If person has certain speech patterns and complex things like disorders can be accessed more easily.
