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Genre refers to a category of media that shares similar formal qualities, with film genres classified by conventions that have evolved over time. Some major film genres include action, comedy, thriller, romance, sci-fi, and adventure, while sub-genres contain elements of multiple genres, such as Twilight blending horror and romance conventions.
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This document summarizes several film genres: science fiction focuses on fantasy and imagination set in the future with new technologies using heavy CGI effects; thrillers provide an adrenaline rush through subgenres that cross over emotions; horror plays on fears and nightmares to scare audiences in a similar way to thrillers; romance centers on protagonists' relationships; romantic comedies are a subgenre of romance; social realism examines realistic qualities, locations, and debates; film dramas look at a character's experience through a human element in an exaggerated way like social realism.
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Film genres can be categorized in several ways including by setting, theme, mood, format, and target audience. Some common genres are comedy, thriller, horror, action, adventure, sci-fi, romance, musical, and documentary. Genres can also be combined to create hybrid genres or branch out into subgenres. While setting is one way to categorize genres, the same setting can be used to create very different films depending on the themes and moods explored.
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A film auteur is a director with a distinct style and recurring themes seen across their body of work. They have artistic control that allows their personal influence to shape their films into a cohesive collection expressing their individual vision. Key attributes of an auteur include a recognizable visual style through techniques like camerawork and sound design, exploration of similar themes through unusual narratives that may cross genres, and consistent casting choices that become associated with their films. Examples provided discuss the auteur styles of directors like Stanley Kubrick, Tim Burton, Alfred Hitchcock, and Guillermo del Toro.
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This document defines film genres and discusses how they are categorized. It notes that genres are types or kinds of films that share patterns, techniques or conventions. Many films straddle multiple genres. Genre definitions are either more rigid for commercial audiences or more flexible for independent audiences. The document also discusses sub-genres as identifiable subclasses within larger genres that have distinctive subject matter, style, and formulas. It provides examples of action and adventure sub-genres.
Genres
A genre is a style of art, literature or music. Common genres include fiction, comedy, sci-fi, drama, thriller, action, adventure and family. Genres can be combined to form hybrids, like Terminator 2 which includes elements of science fiction, action, and thriller through its depiction of time travel, fighting, and chase scenes. Genres rely on symbols and themes to be recognized, like westerns using cowboy hats and horses. Audiences develop expectations for certain genres that directors can play with. Romance films focus on the love story as the main plot, while horror aims to scare or shock viewers through negative emotions.
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This document discusses genres in film. It defines genre as a system of symbols or themes that allow audiences to recognize certain expectations within a style, like westerns being associated with cowboys and desert landscapes. Genres can be flexible and combine elements, like Terminator 2 blending science fiction and human/robot themes. Common film genres mentioned include science fiction, horror, comedy, action, war, and western. Science fiction is described as future-oriented and dystopian. Horror uses dark settings and sudden scares. Comedy genres vary but Dumb and Dumber exemplifies stupid humor.
Genre investigation
Genre theorists propose that genres are defined by common formal elements, stylistic conventions, and subject matter that allow audiences to make sense of media texts and have expectations about what they will experience. Genres provide a structure for both producers to market texts and audiences to understand them based on familiar genre conventions. Iconography, or common visual motifs, are an important aspect of genre identification and expectation setting for audiences.
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This document discusses genres in film. It defines genre as a system of symbols or themes that allow audiences to recognize certain expectations within a style, like westerns being associated with cowboys and desert landscapes. Genres can be flexible and combine elements, like Terminator 2 blending science fiction and human/robot themes. Common film genres mentioned include science fiction, horror, comedy, action, war, and western. Science fiction is described as future-oriented and dystopian. Horror uses dark settings and sudden scares. Comedy genres vary but Dumb and Dumber exemplifies stupid humor.
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