What do you mean by narration?

Narrator refers to what a dramatic character says to the audience behind other actors' backs on the stage; Also refers to the commentary in the film. The speaker does not appear on the screen, but directly introduces the content of the film, explains the plot or makes comments, including the use of dialogue.

Explain in detail:

(1) Film terminology: The narrator is a unique vocal technique used in movies, which narrates, lyrically or discusses the story and the characters' psychology through off-screen voices. Through narration, we can convey richer information, express specific emotions and inspire the audience to think. Narrator is also a voice-over.

(2) Dramatic terms: lines that a character comments on his opponent's words and deeds, expresses his inner activities or tells the audience directly (assuming that they are not heard by other characters on the same stage). In China's opera, it is called "confession by deception".

Example: Act III of Cao Yu's Wang Zhaojun: "Hu (narrator), what bright eyes!"

Make sentences:

First, I don't want to introduce music in words. Too much narration is embarrassing, just like telling a cold joke, which the other party doesn't understand or is not interested in listening to. Finally, you pointed out the joke yourself, and you can imagine how reluctant the other person would be to squeeze out that smile.

Second, the camera is not that important, it is just my inner annotation and the narrative of my eyes.

Third, what a shallow fate, like a story that has not yet been told, leaves an unforgettable impression in my heart.