Commentary
Commentary noun - A series of explanations or observations on something (as an event).
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Synonyms for Commentary
Storytelling and commentary are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Storytelling" instead a noun "Commentary".
Storytelling
Commentary and storytelling are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Commentary" instead a noun "Storytelling".
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Related pairs
- appreciation and commentary
- appreciation and storytelling
- account and commentary
- account and storytelling
- observation and commentary
- observation and storytelling
- report and commentary
- report and storytelling
- description and commentary
- description and storytelling
- exposition and commentary
- exposition and storytelling
- story and commentary
- story and storytelling
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Aeschylus made a social commentary about crime, punishment and justice, and the goddess is a legitimate storytelling device.
Source: Deus ex Machina -
Word of God on the commentary notes that this type of storytelling would not have been possible without music videos.
Source: Film / The Lost Boys - No, and Casablanca and extracting lessons from them on how to improve improvised storytelling in RPGsSee also Blowing Up The Movies.The book discusses following tropes: Author Filibuster: The Commentary beat is basically this: the author puts the story on hold to get something off their chest.
Source: Literature / Hamlet's Hit Points
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