Editing Narrative Structure (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Narrative Structure''' — The structural framework that underlies the order and manner in which a narrative is presented to a reader, listener, or viewer.
* '''The Three-Act Structure''' — The most common Hollywood model: Setup (Act 1), Confrontation (Act 2), and Resolution (Act 3).
* '''Inciting Incident''' — The event that "Kickstarts" the plot and forces the character to act (The "Big Bang" of the story).
* '''Climax''' — The point of "Highest Tension" where the main conflict is finally decided.
* '''Denouement''' — The "Unknotting" or the final cleanup of the plot after the climax.
* '''In Media Res''' — "In the middle of things"; starting a story during the action rather than at the boring beginning.
* '''Non-linear Narrative''' — A story told out of chronological order (using Flashbacks or Flash-forwards).
* '''Epistolary''' — A story told through "Documents" (Letters, Emails, Diary entries).
* '''Flashback / Flash-forward''' — Scenes that interrupt the "Present" to show the past or future.
* '''Foreshadowing''' — Subtle "Hints" dropped early in the story that prepare the audience for a later event.
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