- Voice-over gives "insights and information not immediately available from within the diegesis" - disembodies, omniscient narrator
- Criticised for being boring and "didactic"
- Rotha argues photograph is more powerful than narration "sound will contaminate the image"
- "By blending omniscience and intimacy they address the spectator directly"
Monday, 8 February 2016
Reading: Narration, the film and its voice - Bruzzi
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