a theory which suggests that a story goes in three parts, starting with an equilibrium, which is then disturbed, which is then solved

narrative can be described as the structural framework for the movie, essentially being made up of the structure (linear & non-linear) and the plot.

narrative – The structure of a film, going from beginning to middle to end following a plot and story which unfold

Find a good working definition for narrative which connects well to Film Studies

The narrative in a film is the story elements, including narrative structure, character and plot. The narrative tells a story by writers using narrator style, chronological order, a point of view, and other strategies. A good narrative story is one that ensures all actions in your story develop a central idea or argument.

The story/chain of events being told throughout a film and how it is presented to spectators (e.g. linear/timeline order vs non linear/out of timeline order).

Narrative is the structure and framework of a film and how the plot unfolds to tell a story.

A narrative film is a film that tells a cohesive, often fictional, story with cause and effect events through filmmaking technique

a fictional story in films that follow a certain structure of events usually through cause and effect.

Bonnie and Clyde’s editing style is unique from other films in its era due to its fast paced energetic scenes and action. Its editing reflects this with many quick cuts, zoom in’s and unstable handheld camera movements.

Medium shot- This Medium shot presents the dead body of Bonnie after the police have a shootout. This scenes editing has rapid cuts and shaking camera to convey the chaos of the shootout and the camera only stills when we see the remains of Bonnie and Clyde.

Wide shot- This shot is static held and is a clear divergence from the regular hand held camera movements. This is because they are trying to convey the more tame nature of the scene at this point in the film.

Medium close up- This shot is also a handheld camera shot as it is a less energetic scene in comparison to the more energetic shootout scenes.