Period drama conventions
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Period dramas are set in historic periods and rely on accurate mise-en-scene including props, costumes, lighting, setting and architecture to make the era convincing. They can be adaptations of classic novels or based on historic figures. Details like vocabulary, technology, cars, toys, and clothes must be authentic to the time period portrayed.
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