enh277: Stuff Blows Up, Day 1
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This document outlines the competencies and key elements of the action genre film course "ENH277: Stuff Blows Up". The course will analyze how genres interact and evolve over time through cultural influences, examine the international history and formal elements of the action genre, and illustrate how genre and medium affect the audience experience. Key formal elements of the action genre discussed include the story arc, narrative structure, characters, settings, editing, sound, and objects.
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