2013
"...the images alone may not tell the whole story. That's where narration fits in. When used well, narration adds depth and harmony to your production. When used poorly, narration can ruin an otherwise perfect project."
"Narration, often called voice over (VO), is the off-camera voice that imparts the important information that the video footage itself doesn't."
"Narration can also impart information not obvious to the viewer. "With millions of visitors each year, Waikiki is perhaps the most famous beach in the world."
"Narration does many other things, too. It can tell the viewer what to look for, or it can summarize the video in a few words."
"The narration will flow better and you'll give your talent a chance to breathe. Narration is often one of those situations where less is more."
"Often, simple pauses can be very effective in highlighting dramatic moments. The narration should reinforce the video, not compete with it."
https://www.equinoxpub.com/blog/2012/08/3178/ Theorizing Zombies
http://www.slideshare.net/Beccihammond/the-representations-of-gender-in-horror-films-essay-7162445 Presentation of gender in horror genre
"A narrative is formed by people in order to make sense of a series of events." Oxford Dictionary (2013) Oxford University Press.
"Claude Levi-Strauss, all successful narratives have been driven forward by conflict by opposing forces- binary opposition." M. Wallace, (1986) Recent Theories of Narrative, Cornell University Press.
"Flashbacks are a tool, a device, where the screenwriter provides the reader and audience with visual information that he or she cannot incorporate into the screenplay any other way." Syd Field, (1982) The Screenwriters Workbook
“downfall of the zombie genre.” Ari Carr (2013) Warm Bodies Review [online]. Available from http://myheartliesinfilmandcomics.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/review-of-warm-bodies.html. 11 December 2013.
Representation:
Book:
Tuchman 1978 Page 53 Paragraph 2
The US Media and Middle East - Image and Perception,
Produced by Greenwood Publishing Group, 1st January 1997
"majority of female characters fall victim to violent or emotional tradegies."
Book:
M.E.Sharpe
Media Messages, 15th March 2014
"Women are portrayed usually involved in relationships."
Book:
Wykes
The Media and Body Image 2005
"Male Gaze"
Book:
Sara Mills and Jane Cambell
Women and the Media: Diverse Perspectives
"Stereotypical females, final girl theory."
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