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Tarantino:-narrative structure


             see what exactly was "the norm" in Hollywood and how and why Tarantino.
             broke away from it.
             I discarded some items which I initially felt could be important in my.
             understanding of Tarantino; after viewing the other sources, I decided that they.
             contained more detailed and significant information. Through the interviews I.
             had gathered and also the web-sites devoted to Tarantino (for example fan sites).
             I felt I had pieced together enough details about Tarantino's background and.
             upbringing and so I decided against including the sources "Quentin Tarantino".
             by James Barnard and "Quentin Tarantino:- The Cinema of Cool" by Jeff.
             Dawson. I also opted against the interview with the magazine Sight and Sound in.
             November of "94 because I was able to pick up an earlier interview concerning.
             Pulp Fiction with Tarantino (May of 1994) which provided more detailed.
             knowledge and more thoughtful approaches to questions.How did Quentin Tarantino's fresh approach to narrative structure in the early.
             "90's bring about a new individuality in Hollywood.
             Presentation Script.
             Quentin Tarantino's individual approach to cinema narrative in the 1990's.
             revolutionised Hollywood and opened up a whole new method of cinematic approach.
             in terms of character introduction, narrative structure and camera techniques, shown.
             none more so than in his three cult films Reservoir Dogs (Item 1), Pulp Fiction .
             (Item 2) and Jackie Brown (Item 3). Tarantino's approach to film narrative was one.
             which "juggled three stories within a complex structure borrowed from literature and.
             presented in chronological order without the aid of flashbacks." (Item 5). In each of.
             his films his basic approach to narrative structure has stayed the same apart from a few.
             tweaks to help provide originality in all of his films. Tarantino himself summed up his.
             approach to narrative and how he got the idea for Reservoir Dogs in an interview in.
             the New York Times where he explains his idea of "writing a crime short story,.


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