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This document lists and describes several film and television genres including science fiction, western, horror, war, comedy, romance, musical, action and adventure, thriller, and police. It notes some key elements that define each genre such as cowboys, gunfighters, and taming the west for westerns. The document also discusses how genres create a contract between audiences and filmmakers by using familiar symbols and themes that audiences can anticipate, allowing directors to play with audience expectations. Elements of tension, isolation, and vulnerability are described as typical of horror genre films.
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This document defines and provides examples of sub-genres for 10 major film genres: action, adventure, comedy, crime, drama, epic, horror, musical, sci-fi, and western. It describes action films as featuring chases, fights and stunts. Adventure films involve new experiences and exotic locales. Comedies are designed to provoke laughter by exaggerating situations and characters. Crime films center on criminals operating outside the law. Dramas portray realistic characters and stories. Epics add spectacle to historical or legendary events. Horror films are meant to frighten viewers. Musicals emphasize music and dance. Sci-fi films are imaginative with heroes, aliens and futuristic technology. War films acknowledge the horror of
Generic thriller convetions
This document defines thrillers and outlines some common conventions and techniques used in thriller films. It notes that thrillers create emotions like apprehension and exhilaration through complex storylines and suspense. Common conventions include suspenseful cinematography, character archetypes like criminals and victims, and narrative devices like plot twists and chase scenes. Techniques to build tension include unsettling music, camerawork like zooms, and low lighting in settings. The document categorizes thriller subgenres and provides examples of ideas frequently used, such as mysteries, psychological manipulation, and crime scenarios involving kidnapping or heists.
Genre
This document discusses various aspects of genre in film and television. It defines genres based on setting, theme, mood, format, and intended audience. It also distinguishes between fiction and non-fiction films as well as scripted and non-scripted television. Common genres in both mediums are listed. The document then explores conventions, characters, iconography, ideology, and how genres evolve and are adapted across cultures.
Genre
This document defines genre as a system that allows works to be recognized based on shared symbols and themes. It provides examples of common genres such as science fiction, horror, action, and comedy. The document notes that genre boundaries can be flexible and certain works can fit into multiple genres. It describes how audiences have "generic memory" and familiarity with conventions of different genres that allow them to anticipate elements of stories. Finally, it lists some common features of specific genres like science fiction, horror, action, and others.
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This document defines and provides examples of different film genres. It explains that genres are stylistic categories based on a film's setting, characters, plot, mood, tone, and theme. The majority of a film's content determines its genre. Sub-genres are smaller categories that combine elements of two main genres. The document then lists and provides brief descriptions of numerous genres of films, including action, animated, comedy, crime, drama, fantasy, horror, romance, science fiction, thriller, and western films.
Semantics and syntactics
This document discusses semantic and syntactic conventions of the horror genre. Semantically, it identifies common costume elements like dark or plain clothing, as well as typical props including weapons, candles, and religious items. It also mentions common colors and character archetypes. Syntactically, it provides examples of common narrative structures, such as a woman becoming possessed or a group of teenagers being killed one by one in the woods. Overall, the document examines the visual cues and storytelling patterns that audiences expect from the horror genre.
Horror Film Codes and Conventions
The document discusses the codes and conventions of horror films. It begins by defining horror films as aiming to evoke negative emotions in viewers by preying on their fears. It then lists some common conventions like isolated settings, non-diegetic music to build tension, masked killers, and violence. It also discusses Vladimir Propp's theory of common character archetypes. Finally, it examines the conventions of several horror subgenres like slashers, action, gothic, psychological, and paranormal horrors.
Semantics and syntactics
This document summarizes key elements of the horror genre from both a semantic and syntactic perspective. Semantically, it identifies common costumes, props, colors, characters, and sounds used in horror films. Syntactically, it provides examples of common narrative structures, such as a woman becoming possessed or a group of teenagers being killed one by one on a camping trip. Overall, the document discusses conventions and relationships that create expectations for the audience when watching trailers and films in the horror genre.
Theory meaning
The document discusses various concepts related to meaning and interpretation including denotation versus connotation, stereotypes, iconography in different genres, narratives structures, and analyzing a film clip. It provides definitions and examples for key terms. For stereotypes, it lists common stereotypes associated with gender, social class, age, and more. Iconography sections describe visual symbols commonly seen in western, sci-fi, and fantasy genres. Narrative structures are defined as linear versus non-linear and examples are given. A clip analysis breaks down visual and audio elements that convey meaning.
Film genre
The document discusses film genres and defines genre as a category of artistic works characterized by style, form, or content. It notes that films are categorized into genres based on narrative elements, settings, themes, emotional responses, target audiences, and type of production. The main genres listed are action, adventure, comedy, drama, crime/gangster, epic/historical, horror, musical/dance, science fiction, and war/anti-war. Many films are hybrids that combine genres and subgenres, with notable subgenres including biopics, courtroom dramas, detective films, and more.
Codes and conventions of a thriller
Thrillers rely on suspense, tension, and excitement to stimulate the audience's emotions. They keep viewers on the "edge of their seats" through the use of plot devices like cliffhangers. Thrillers commonly feature criminals, assassins, or law enforcement as protagonists overcoming obstacles posed by villains. Technical codes like lighting and editing techniques, as well as character and plot tropes involving heroines surviving threats, are used to create suspense and tension in the thriller genre.
Codes and conventions of a thriller
Thrillers rely on suspense, tension, and excitement. They stimulate audiences' emotions through fast pacing, gritty scenes, and anxiety. Thrillers keep audiences on the edge of their seats through plot twists, red herrings, and cliffhangers. Common thriller elements include criminals, assassins, terrorists as characters, as well as manipulation of sound, editing, lighting and location to increase fear and tension. Antagonists are typically truly frightening or disturbing forces that psychologically challenge protagonists.
Genre Analysis and Conventions of Thriller Genre
The thriller genre uses suspense, tension, and excitement to drive the plot. It provokes strong emotions in audiences, especially suspense and tension. Thrillers have many subgenres and commonly feature danger of death for protagonists or others, antagonists that are initially stronger than protagonists, mysteries that must be resolved, and themes of justice and morality. Common elements include ominous music, knives symbolizing violence, mirrors suggesting hidden sides, and shadows creating mystery.
Thriller genre
A thriller genre film uses suspense, tension, and excitement through crime, mystery, and psychological themes. Common narrative techniques include plot twists, flashbacks, and misdirection to keep audiences engaged. Character archetypes include criminals, victims, and morally grey figures. Famous thriller films and directors that exemplify the genre include Psycho, The Silence of the Lambs, Alfred Hitchcock, and David Fincher through their use of suspenseful techniques like POV shots, dramatic music, and exaggerated sounds.
Presentation1
This document discusses the importance of genre in film and defines some common film genres such as action, comedy, drama, romance, and science fiction. It provides conventions and tropes typically found within each genre, such as fights, vehicles, and weapons in action films, humor and jokes in comedies, emotional storylines and tension in dramas, love stories in romances, and imaginative settings and alien life forms in science fiction. Film genres help categorize movies and provide audiences expectations about the type of entertainment they will receive.
Genre Analysis
Action thriller films aim to keep viewers entertained through suspenseful storylines and exciting plots. These films feature heroes facing challenges through fights and chases while dealing with villains and life-threatening situations. Common themes in action thrillers involve crime, exploration, psychopaths, and sometimes terrorism. The plots typically involve heroes, villains, weapons, violence, chases, and heists. Action thriller is a popular genre that can include semi-realistic or science fiction elements.
Drama Genre Research
This document discusses various sub-genres of drama and their characteristics. It identifies biography, courtroom, dramedy, historical, melodrama, period piece, political, romance, and tragedy as sub-genres. It also outlines some typical codes and conventions of drama, such as dramatic plots driven by character development and conflict that exhibits real-life situations. Common iconography used in drama, like props, realistic settings, and natural lighting, are also mentioned.
Key features of noir
This task was to research and write up the elements and conventions that create the noir genre which was essential for our understanding. These features included cinematography, mise-en-scene, editing, sound, themes, characterisation and the narratives.
Drama
Drama film relies on the development of realistic characters and their emotional relationships as they deal with dramatic themes and intense real-life issues. Drama explores serious themes through engaging storylines. Types of drama discussed include crime, thrillers, historical epics, romance, action/adventure, horror, science fiction, westerns, and tragedies. In the 1950s, the arrival of actors trained in naturalism changed drama to be more realistic. By the late 1970s, overt melodrama declined as audiences demanded more realism in influential films like Mean Streets. The document provides examples of top drama films from 2013 and discusses targeting teenagers and middle-aged audiences for a drama film project.
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Genre
- 1. Genre Types of genre: science fiction, western, horror, war, comedy, romance, musical, action and adventure’ thriller, police
- 2. • Science fiction • Western • Horror War
- 3. • Comedy • Romance • Musical • Action and adventure • Thriller • Police
- 4. A system of signs/symbols themes by which a particular genre can be recognised e.g western cowboy gun fighter taming the west. Genre= a contract between the audience and film makers audience build generic memory and can anticipate things happening so the director can play on this Genre horror Genre elements on a horror film is mostly tension and audience is waiting for something in the audience is the tension breaks when another human comes along there is conversation light and no one is alone when she climbs up the ladder it is filmed above makes her look weak also filmed behind her, hand held camera to show she is nervous