Chapter 3

Question 1

A type of filmic organization in which the parts relate to one another through a series of casually related events taking place in time and space.

Answer 1

Narrative Form

Question 2

What can most often function as a cause?

Answer 2

Characters

Question 3

The narrative depends on changes created by____

Answer 3

cause and effect

Question 4

Story

Answer 4

All the events we see and hear plus everything we infer.

Question 5

Plot

Answer 5

All of the events that are directly presented to us.

Question 6

What is the difference between plot and story?

Answer 6

Story is the viewer’s imaginary construction of all the events in the narrative whereas plot is the film’s actual presentation of events in the story.

Question 7

The aspect of temporal manipulation that involves the sequence in which the chronological events of the STORY are arranged in the PLOT.

Answer 7

Order (Pulp Fiction)

Question 8

Duration

Answer 8

The aspect of temporal manipulation that involves the time span presented in the PLOT and assumed to operate the STORY.

Question 9

Narration

Answer 9

The process through which the PLOT conveys or withholds STORY information. Can be more or less restricted to character knowledge and more or less deep in presenting characters’ perceptions and thoughts.

Question 10

There is a continuum between restriction and unrestriction based on the

Answer 10

conveyance on new narrative information.