Lesson Objectives - Audiovisual Narrative

Fill in the blank: One of the objectives of the lesson is to _______ and identify the types of narrative in audiovisual.

• know (conhecer)

• ignore (ignorar)

• forget (esquecer)

• avoid (evitar)

Fill in the blank: Another objective of the lesson is to experiment with an _______ production.

• audiovisual

• agricultural

• mechanical

• chemical

Some videos are able to move or impact us even without dialogues because:

• they use powerful visuals and music to convey emotions.

• they rely only on special effects.

• they are always based on true stories.

• they use complex language.

Images and sound are powerful in building narratives because they:

• engage the senses and evoke emotions

• only provide background information

• make stories longer and more complex

• replace the need for characters

What is a narrative?

• A type of text that presents the actions of characters in a certain time and space.

• A list of facts.

• A mathematical equation.

• A scientific experiment.

Fill in the blank: A narrative is a type of text (oral, sound, and/or visual) that presents the actions of _______ in a certain time and space.

• characters

• objects

• places

• events

Which of the following are examples of narratives?

• Novels

• Short stories

• Plays

• Films

• All of the above

According to the passage, what is the result of a set of elements that make up a film (such as staging, cinematographic plans, sound, etc.)? Fill in the blank: The audiovisual narrative is the result of a set of elements that make up the film (the staging, the cinematographic plans, the sound, etc.).

• audiovisual narrative

• cinematographic editing

• visual effects

• musical score

Based on the passage, what is possible to construct with the script and the work of the professionals involved?

• Only what to tell

• Only how to tell

• What to tell and how to tell

• None of the above

What is a linear narrative in cinematography?

• A story with a non-chronological order

• A story with a clear beginning, middle, and end, where characters are introduced at the start, a conflict arises, and the story ends with a resolution

• A story told from multiple perspectives

• A story without any conflict