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voice-over narration: a standalone construct

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Film studies

oral statements by an unseen speaker heard over the images of a fiction film, conveying narrative information.

In film studies, voice-over narration refers to oral statements by an unseen speaker heard over the images of a fiction film, conveying narrative information. This meaning comes from Kozloff (1988) in Invisible storytellers.[1]

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References

Kozloff, S. (1988). Invisible storytellers. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520067936

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