Drama Genre – additional research
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Drama portrays the character development journeys through realistic conflicts and struggles that audiences can relate to. It exhibits real-life situations with average characters and stories, using conventions like climaxes, authentic mise-en-scene and lighting to reinforce a realistic narrative and typically concludes with a realization rather than a cliffhanger. Conflict is at the heart of drama, depicting hardships and difficulties that move audiences emotionally.
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- 1. Drama Genre – Additional Research Fiona Aldwin
- 2. Fiona Aldwin Drama Conventions • Portrays journeys of character development • Exhibits real life situations with realistic characters, settings and stories. • Conflict is the heart of drama • Conflicts include realistic struggles, depicting hardships, difficulty and pain.
- 3. Fiona Aldwin Drama Conventions • Audience can relate to characters • A form of realisation at the end, rarely end with a cliff hanger. • Characters are usually average so that would fit into our reality. • Purpose of story line is to move the audience emotionally.
- 4. Fiona Aldwin Drama Conventions • Structured with climaxes. • Mise-en-scene is used to reinforce the realistic nature of the narrative – supporting the locations of the film. • Lighting conventionally is natural and authentic, making film look realistic. • Typically narrative driven