This document discusses the difference between diegetic and non-diegetic elements in films by providing examples of diegetic music, narration, and dialogue from the movies Juno, Pan's Labyrinth, and Citizen Kane. It also touches on the difference between a story and plot, where a story is the implied sequence of events and a plot is the represented or explicit sequence that is given shape and structure.

1. Is it diegetic?

2. Juno

3. Pan’s Labyrinth

4. Citizen Kane

5. Citizen Kane

6. Citizen Kane

7. Music

8. Narrator

9. “A long time ago in the Underground Realm”
Pan’s Labyrinth

10. “It started with a chair.”
Juno

11. “News on the March!”
Citizen Kane

12. Story vs. Plot
• Order of events
• Represented (plot) vs. implied (story)
• Shape or arc (plot)