How genre is established in the first 2 minutes, using bathes codes
Genre
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Props and costume
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Setting
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Sound/dialogue
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Camera work
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Editing (pace)
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Western
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Cowboy, horses, hats and natural colours
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Forest and countryside
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Gun shots, horses making noise, bussing bugs (typical) and western
(American) accent
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Slow from the start and then turns fast at the end (short shots+
panning)
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Long slow build up, then fast/more pace with action
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Comedy/ Children’s
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Family house, in kitchen, bedroom. Very domestic situation, normal
clothes
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Family house, domestic environment.
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Fast, chaotic music. To show rust non-diagetic simple noise.
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Follows boy’s perspective. Weird angles (in side cupboard)
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Quick, then stops when the parents come in.
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Action/ sci-fi/ thriller
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Guns, light, cars, phones, FBI, codes
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City or urban area, NY
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Lots of natural sound, dialogue is frequent.
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Tense and fast with quick shots to express tension
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Fast paced mainly.
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Romantic drama/ rom-comedy
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Basket-ball game, crowd, opponents (individual feelings)
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Team element, American school (team drama) typical.
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Hip-hop, banging tunes (black America association)
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Well-paced shots to suit situation.
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Some flash- backs, so may be slowly paced to express emotions mainly
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horror
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Dark costumes, scary props
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Forest (dark) trees, enclosed.
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Very quiet to pick up suspense
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Fast and slow, many angles to show setting and what’s happening.
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Thriller
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Suits, FBI, flash clothes
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Typically urban, city , densely populated
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Natural noise, sound fx, diagetic sound constantly
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Quick and instant movements
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normally at a high pace especially in cases
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