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Genres of films research
1. Mise-en-Scene
Action
Colour Schemes
Characters Narrative
Camera Angles
Dark colours
Young/teens
Target Audience
Present day or not too
distant future
Explosions
Weaponry
Armour/military uniform
Male
Establishing shots
Close ups
Aerial or
Crane shots
American hero (man)
Woman (damsel in
distress)
Sidekick
Intelligent
(usually foreign
or disfigured)
villain
Sub-narrative:
Romance
between ‘damsel’
and ‘hero’
A crime (bank heist,
terrorist plot, etc.)
Woman needs saving by
male here
The
development of
the hero’s
character
City
Fast cars
Car chases
2. Mise-en-Scene
Crime
Colour Schemes
Low angles High angles
Characters Narrative
Police cars and
ambulances
Camera Angles
Dark colours
Target Audience
City
Weaponry – knives, guns
and bombs
Police uniform
Present day
Bright
colours/lighting –
police lights
Teen to middle aged
Mainly male
Mind games
between villain and
hero
Crime needs to be solved
(e.g. murder, heist, etc.)
Sometimes a romance
Development of a friendship between
two main characters or a hero and his
sidekick (partner)
Sidekick (partner to hero)
Hero (detective)
Villain (criminal)
Interfering boss of
hero
Damsel in distress
Establishing shots
Close ups
Over shoulder shots
3. Futuristic costume
Mise-en-Scene
Sci-fi
Blues and blacks
Colour Schemes
Characters Narrative
Camera Angles
Target Audience
Spaceships
Advanced gadgetry
The future
City, other planet or
space Futuristic weaponry
Male
Geeks
Young people
Wide shots Establishing shots
Shot reverse shots
Close-ups
Hero (male)
Villain (perhaps an alien)
Aliens
Minor characters (crew on
board spaceship, etc.)
Threats to the galaxy
Alien invasions
Sometimes a romance
Sometimes self-sacrifice of
hero
4. Crucifixes Candlelight
Mise-en-Scene
Horror
Colour Schemes
Characters Narrative
Wide shots
Camera Angles
Target Audience
Past or present day
Small town or
village/countryside
Creepy houses
Dark lighting
Churches
Dark colours
Black
Red
Teens/young adults
Male
Close ups
Extreme close ups
Establishing shots
Trying to escape
something (a room, etc.)
Running from
something/someone
Deaths
Main characters
attempting to stop a
monster, murder, etc.
Occasionally – minor romances
Sometimes a prologue
Monster, murderer, ghost,
etc. (antagonist)
Main character (male or
female)
Minor characters –
friends of the main
character
Relatives of the
main character