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Ever wondered how a tight narrative structure can amplify a film’s emotional impact? I’d like to dissect the mechanics and see what makes a story efficient yet deeply resonant.
A tight narrative feels like a shadow that outlines the heart— it cuts away excess and lets the core emotion rise sharp and clear. When every scene has a purpose, the story breathes, and the audience can feel the pulse instead of chasing it.
Exactly—every cut has to serve a point, otherwise you waste time and dilute the core. When the narrative is stripped to its essentials, the emotional beat becomes a laser focus that keeps viewers anchored. It's a ruthless but effective strategy.