diagetic造句

• It showed parts of the film that were not shown in the teaser trailer and had no diagetic dialogue, but merely narration.
• In a later book, Mr Tulip habitually and persistently uses a similarly diagetic form of pseudo-profane interjection throughout his dialogue.
• Both forms of transition ( fade and dissolve ) create an ambiguous measure of ellipsis that may constitute diagetic ( narrative ) days, months, years or even centuries.
• Thus, some understand these distinctive frames as " jumps " between the four levels of rhetoric, which simultaneously reminds the audience of vital diagetic and symbolic filmic elements and encourages the audience to make the critical interpretive connections these cognitive gaps generate.
• AfterElton comments that " [ they ] trade verses as they and the casting panel converge for the callback, finally forming an ersatz duet as they meet outside the building where the callback is being held . " Vulture describes the song as a " propulsive non-diagetic duet / duel ".