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Content of documentary channel TRT, in terms of narrative factors

2019
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Ümit Sarı

Abstract (EN)

The documentary genre, which has a wide perspective in the subject and genre, has a very important place among the cinema types. The realistic expression structure, the withdrawal in the natural environment, the reflection of the nature as well as the introduction of the audience to the audience at the point of presentation of the documentary's multi-faceted identity reveals. At this point, the documentary is known as a genre that is intertwined with the real life of cinema but also preserves its artistic structure. Narrative is quite important in documentary genre. In the end, the narrative structure of the documentary, in other words, the fiction of the documentary, should be set up in a good way, since it is a kind of documentary information, and in this direction, documentary channels should set a policy and publish their documentaries in the same direction. Documentary narrative; light, sound, image quality, fiction etc. it is a whole with all its elements. These elements are complementary to the story to be told, a part and complement of realism. Referring to a particular policy within the framework of this line in Turkey and in the world to construct this documentary channel elements, they are intended to provide a common framework to explain to the audience. In this study, narrative analysis of TRT Belgesel channel has been done. In this context, documentary and narrative genres were discussed one by one, and in the last section, a detailed study was conducted about the path of TRT Belgesel Channel Coordinator Suleyman Tezgel and TRT Belgesel Publicity Officer Nurullah Dinçer with the interview method.

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Dr. Gülay Akkaya

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Gülay Akkaya (Master Thesis). Content of documentary channel TRT, in terms of narrative factors, 2019, İstanbul University.

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