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Dramatic Structure and Conflict

Dramatic Structure and Conflict. Definition. The aesthetic and logical arrangement of parts to achieve the maximum emotional, intellectual, or dramatic impact Film plot has four basic elements Exposition Complication Climax Denoument. Exposition.

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Dramatic Structure and Conflict

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  1. Dramatic Structure and Conflict

  2. Definition • The aesthetic and logical arrangement of parts to achieve the maximum emotional, intellectual, or dramatic impact • Film plot has four basic elements • Exposition • Complication • Climax • Denoument

  3. Exposition • Introduces characters, shows relationships, places them in believable time and place

  4. Complication • Conflict begins and grows in clarity, intensity, and importance • Usually the longest section

  5. Climax • Point of maximum tension, two forces confront one another in physical or emotional conflict

  6. Denouement • State of relative equilibrium

  7. Types of structure • Linear structure presents the four basic elements in their traditional order • Nonlinear structure breaks the traditional order, it may use various other structures

  8. Nonlinear structures • In media res- means “in the middle of things,”begins after the complication • Flashbacks- filmed sequences that go back in time • Flash forward- filmed sequence that jumps into the future

  9. Conflict • Two types of conflict: internal and external • Internal- the character struggles with some moral or ethical decision within his or her own mind • External- the character struggles with someone or something outside himself or herself

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