FILM GENRES
Today in
class we are going to learn about the different types of film genres.
FILM GENRES:
COMEDY
In this
genre, the main emphasis is humour, designed to amuse the audience by
exaggerating the characters personality and actions. They normally end in happy
endings, expect for black comedy, which ends in a sad ending.
ROMANCE
This type of
genre focuses on the love between two people. Endings of these films will
normally make you cry being of the romantic language used and the realistic
feeling of the love between them. To create romantic films, the language used
needs to be accurate for people to feel the 'same' emotions as the actors.
HORROR
HORROR
This genre
directly wants to scare or create tension. To do this they use people's
nightmares like dolls, spiders, ghosts...In the films, they try to work with
the viewers minds making them feel unable to move or frozen. In my opinion,
this would be one of the hardest genres to make films into being of its
complexity, to make people believe them and for them to feel emotions like
fear.
ACTION
Action films
consist of heroes/heroins that go through many challenges to reach their goal,
in which there are fights, chases, explosions... These films normally are
fast-passed and can normally last more than one film like (e.g.) Fa
st and Furious. In these films, there is normally the typical villain that they are planning reveng
e on and typically ends in the hero/heroin winning.
DRAMA
st and Furious. In these films, there is normally the typical villain that they are planning reveng
e on and typically ends in the hero/heroin winning.
DRAMA
In drama
films, a story is told through actions and dialogue, in which characters change
emotionally throughout the story. These stories are normally told in two forms;
living form (stage performance) and written form (book). This genre is a
mixture of many emotions, being that there are many types of drama subgenres
within the drama genre.
CRIME
Crime films
consists on disturbing scenes of criminals normally breaking the law.
Heroes/heroeins like detective, police (...) go after the criminals to put them
in jail or punish them for the crime that they have committed. First there is a
crime (bank robbery, murder...). Then there is an investigation and finally
they go for the criminal, murderer (...), which will end in either the criminal
being arrested or killed.
HISTORICAL
These films
take place in the past and covers a large expanse of time, having either
mythical, fictional, or legendary characters. The actors wear typical clothes
from the time in which the films in centred. This genre can be acted in
theatres, cinemas and/or video games in different ways, but following the
story. Something that has to be carefully taken into account is the social
conditions and manners from the past when acting and filming in the films.
WAR
These films
focus on warfare, typically about air, naval or land battles on a battlefield
or even the harsh environments in which people live during the wars in the 20th
century. These films contain a lot of emotion and writing the script needs a
lot of emotional language in it to create the feeling. Wars that have occurred
can be represented by performing or video games.
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