The Analysis Of The Narration Art Of The First Person Documentary

The unique narrative of the first-person documentary can realize the openness of private experience,narrow the psychological distance with the audience,and facilitate the theme expression of the film.However,if the subject matter of the creation is limited to the short personal emotions of the parents,it is difficult to resonate with the audience,the communication effect is limited,and it lacks social significance.Based on the narrative art,this article makes an in-depth analysis of the humanistic social documentary "The Mission of a Dog" in the genre of first-person documentaries,and attempts to further explore the social significance and humanistic value of the creation of first-person documentaries.This article is divided into five parts.The first chapter provides an overview of the rise of first-person documentaries and the status quo at home and abroad.It focuses on the analysis of the theme branches related to social public issues,and combs the relevant research results,elaborating the origin,content and methods of the author's research.And innovation.The second chapter analyzes the creation of the narrator "I" from the perspective of the first-person narration in "A Dog's Mission",focusing on the packaging and softening of the "I",including the image formation of rational authority and the emotional narrative in emotional interaction.Chapter 3from the perspective of audio-visual language,taking "A Dog's Mission" as an example,analyzes the interaction between audio-visual language and the first person,discusses how to strengthen the narrative of the first-person documentary from the three aspects of enhancing presence,objectivity and logic creation Subjective and objective balance.The fourth chapter mainly analyzes how to realize individual creative expression,how to realize the destiny of others,and how to unify the humanity and artistry of the film through the social expression of individual emotions in the first-person documentary from the perspective of empathy with "I".