Genre: Comedy and Action


 Comedy:

Comedy is one of our favorite genres to watch because it is always so entertaining if done correctly. A popular lighting example is 3-point lighting since it is used as a spotlight when the camera is focusing on one person. High angle shots are used to look over/on top of someone often when they are laying on the floor. The person is probably the punchline of a joke. The Mise-en-Scene is often used to portray stereotypes in comedy movies. The genre includes many elements such as exaggeration, surprise, sarcasm, and repetition. These can usually be seen in many other genres too, because most films usually have at least one punchline. We know that if we were making a full movie, we would want to include a joke in it. We may try to include one in our opening sequence as well. Tying in some comde elements are important in creating an interesting and engaging production. 

Action:

Action movies are usually fast-paced and suspenseful. They keep their audiences on the edge of their seat, but not in the same way mystery movies do. Mise-en-scene is an extremely important part of action movies. Most superhero movies are a part of this genre, and they’re costumes are often what makes the film. The props as well. What would Captain America be without his shield? They are high-energy productions and have many different elements to create the finished piece. There are a lot of stunts, chasing, explosions, fights, and destructive disasters. This is what sets it apart from other genres. You never know when something is going to break out and surprise everyone. There is something for everyone to enjoy in an action movie.


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