Engage with creative and critical differences among a camera narrator, first-person narrator, and third-person narrator. imagine of screenwriter in the movie about your life, and to choose one important scene from your life that you would want to include in your scripted movie. 1) First, write the describing the scene from your life in your first-person voice, as if you were describing the scene in a voice-over. 2) Second, describe this same first person scene as "narrated" by the camera only, telling how the camera would capture the story with different shot selections, angles, duration, colour choice etc... 3) Third, imagine and describe another version in which third-person narration is used in this same scene, commenting too on how the camera positions might change versus the first-person narration. 4) Fourth, to add some further complexity to scene, include discussion (and add artifacts where appropriate) of the following: music/sound choices you would use to drive the narrative of the scene; any use of special effects or camera techniques to heighten drama/comedy; and some kind of lighting you want to use

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Firstperson narration I remember it vividly the day I graduated from university The sun was shining brightly casting a warm glow over the crowd gather... View the full answer