Wednesday, December 13, 2023

Genre Decision

 




Greetings Girlies,


For the movie intro I have decided to go with fantasy. It was the original genre I was going to go with either way but further research has grounded my decision. With fantasy, it will allow a mixture of the eerie and adventurous vibe I want. It is easier to film because everything will be up to my imagination and there is little to no need to conform to an expected standard, such as a medieval film having medieval houses. It allows for my creative mind to run free.





Genre Research : Adventure

 



Genre: Adventure



 







Common CAMS in the genre


 Tracking characters and movement during intense action


• long shot showing usually huge landscapes


Tilt downward to capture animals and scenery


Close up to a symbolic item in a characters hands




 

Common CLAMPS in the genre


• normal lighting 

 Character usually young acting naive or just having fun


Lighting mimics the setting


Costumes are usually cultural or native to a people



Common Editing in your genre


 • jump cut from a character hunting to the sitting at a campfire


Cut away from the present to flashbacks

 

Common Sound in your genre


 • ambience of people laughing and having fun

Non diegetic sound of fun playful music.


Narrator telling a story 


Sound bridge, from forest ambience to a character singing or talking.

 

Example films of your genres


• Birdy






Avatar way of the water


 

What elements of the genre that you like An would use


if this was your genre?


• the narrations and flashback scenes

 

What elements of the genre do not appeal to you, and


you would not use if this was your genre


Genre Research - Eerie

 




Genre : eerie






 

Common CAMS in the genre


close up to characters face when talking on the phone


Dutch 


Panoramic shots to show across a room or photos or materials on a desk.


Jump cuts


Over the shoulder along with tracking when characters are talking on the phone or venturing into a mysterious place


 

Common CLAMPS in the genre


dark/dim lighting or bright blurry lighting 


Lots of nostalgic or symbolic props


Characters clothing set in a different time period or just very simple.

 

Common Editing in your genre


 Jump cuts


Cut away

 

Common Sound in your genre


slight ambience or lack of the forest being shown


The ambience of a lady singing, with slight wind 


Sound bridge from the lady singing to a telephone ringing to change scene from a winter forest to a bedroom.


Diegetic sounds…telephone ringing in midsommar throughout the silence


Dialogue characters on phone.


Songs or musical pieces that are melodic or can’t decipher what is being said, often in a made up or different language from intended audience.


Eerie piano and string instrument keys 


Scrapping like metal


 

Example films of your genres


• Midsommar


Coralline


Orphan first kill



 

What elements of the genre that you like An would use
if this was your genre?


the bright blurry lighting and the eerie indecipherable music

 



What elements of the genre do not appeal to you, and
you would not use if this was your genre

The extremely dark lighting, 

Genre Research - Fantasy


    

Genre : fantasy


Cams


Point of view shot to show MC’s eyes opening, waking up.


Medium long shot to show MC and the current setting (in front of her calendar)


Tracking as the main character, walks through her room.


Close up of MC marking her calendar


Panoramic shot when the MC enters and leaves closet.


Mis-En-Scene: lots of pink and bright pastel colors, soft lighting


Costumes are light, cute and whimsical. Made from silks and pastel satins.

Dresses have petticoats, lots of puff sleeves.


Editing


zooms In on the main character in the beginning, 


Tracking as the main character, walks through her room.



Sound

sound motifs (with the spider scene) , 

non- diegetic violin , 


theme music, 


monologue of the MC’s months or thoughts.


 Movie Example:  


Melanie Martinez k-12 movie, 





Barbie movie



Elements I like: the pastel and soft colors used throughout the. Mis en scene, point of view shot.



Do not like:


N/A






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