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    Evie and Danielle - Yolanda Be Cool

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    Third person narrative we watch the narrative as an outsider rather than through the characters eyes. We are shown:A flash forward - of him marrying the girl to tell the audience he has fallen in love with her. Captions - such as where the piano player is fired to represent speech so that the audience understands the previous scene.

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    Evie and Danielle - Yolanda Be Cool

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    Third person narrative we watch the narrative as an outsider rather than through the characters eyes. We are shown:A flash forward - of him marrying the girl to tell the audience he has fallen in love with her. Captions - such as where the piano player is fired to represent speech so that the audience understands the previous scene.

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    Evie and Danielle - Yolanda Be Cool

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    Third person narrative we watch the narrative as an outsider rather than through the characters eyes. We are shown:A flash forward - of him marrying the girl to tell the audience he has fallen in love with her. Captions - such as where the piano player is fired to represent speech so that the audience understands the previous scene.

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    Yolanda Be Cool
    & DCUP: ‘We
    Speak No
    Americano’
    By Evie and Danielle

    Narrative
    Basic Plot
    A man is going about his everyday life. He
    sees a girl who he falls in love with and goes
    on a mission to marry her. He is faced by
    many complications along the way, including
    an angry policeman, but in the end he gets
    the girl and lives happily ever after.

    Third person narrative

    We watch the narrative as an outsider rather


    than through the characters eyes. This allows
    the audience to be omniscient as we are able
    to see other things which the characters are
    unaware of.

    Todorov

    Todorov came up with the theory that all


    media texts have a specific structure made
    up of Equilibrium, Disruption and Re-
    equilibrium.

    Equilibrium  Man going about his everyday


    life.
    Disruption  Falls in love with a girl.
    Re-equilibrium  Marries girl, lives happily
    ever after.

    Propp
    Hero – The man with the moustache  – His
    mission is to marry the girl.
    Villain – The policeman- tries to stop the man
    achieving his mission to get the girl.
    Princess – The girl – she is the hero’s reward
    for completing the mission.

    Levi strauss – binary


    Opposites

    Throughout the video there are many


    conflicts such as:-
    Good vs. Evil
    Love vs. poverty
    Policeman vs. moustache man

    Barthes

    Throughout the video enigmas are raised


    such as:-
    Will he get the girl?
    Will the policeman catch him?
    This keeps the audience involved and
    interested as they want to know what
    happens in the end.

    Narrative devices

    Throughout the video, narrative devices are


    used to help convey the storyline to an
    audience.
    We are shown:-

    A flash forward – of him marrying the girl to


    tell the audience he has fallen in love with
    her, giving the audience greater knowledge
    of the character.

    Captions – such as where the piano player is


    fired. This is done to represent speech so
    that the audience understands the previous
    scene and is done in homage to the old silent
    movies, which had music throughout, but no
    dialogue and used captions instead to
    represent someone speaking.

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