Friday, 23 January 2009

Discusssion of all 5 Genre

A supernatural thriller with a strong female lead
This opening would inlcude:
  • A woman of a mysterious supernatural (ghosts, vampires, witches) persona
  • Film title and credits
  • Suitable music for example something eerie to give the impression that the film is a thriller
  • Somebody/thing that needs saving
  • Mise-en-scene that has dark lighting
  • An example is "Underworld".
A British socialist realist drama
This opening would include:
  • Natural camerawork, hardly any close ups and a lot of tracking.
  • Themes based around real life situations, e.g. domestic violence.
  • Mainly diagetic music
  • Regional accents
  • Stereotypical characters
  • An example is "This is England"
An adventure story for younger audiences

This opening would include:
  • Mise-en-scenes which could be mystical/made up
  • Animation
  • Characters which are mainly children
  • Always a hero
  • Missions set for the characters to complete but they are normally dangerous
  • Mixture of diagetic and non-diagetic sounds
  • An example is "The Lion King".
A teenage romantic comedy

This opening would include:
  • Mise-en-scene of where teenagers spend their time, e.g. school, cafes, shopping centres
  • Themes which teenagers can relate to, e.g. relationships
  • Stereotypical characters
  • A love storyline including humor
  • An example of this is "John Tucker Must Die"
A crime caper with an ensemble cast

This opening would include:
  • A group of main characters involved in a crime
  • Light humor can be used
  • Pacy editing and camerawork
  • Day is saved in the end by the main characters, usually men
  • An example is: "Ocean's 11".

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