Genre Research: Action
I'm researching genres to try and find innovative ways to make our movie. I have started with the action genre.
The movies I researched all had these camera angles and movements in common:
- Establishing Shots
- High and Low angles
- Birds Eye View
- Tracking Shots
- Side View
Common Mis-En-Scene used in action films:
- Comedy when applicable
- Large movie sets
- Creative prop usage (for example weapons)
- High usage of costumes
- Use of lighting to create tension
Common Editing used in action films:
- Inserts
- Cuts (often)
- Fade Aways
- Cross Cutting
- Jump Cuts
- Dissolve
Common Sounds used in action films:
- Dialogue
- Intense music leaving audience on edge of their seats
- Sound Bridges
- Ambient Sounds to immerse audience
Films I watched in the action genre:
- Bullet Train
- Captain America Civil War
- Ghosted
- John Wick
Elements of the Genre that I like::
- The action genre offers a great deal of creative freedom and several opportunities to employ various cinematic elements to significantly alter the "action" in your movie.
- When done well, action movies can keep viewers glued to the screen and are incredibly exciting.
- Action films are always exciting and suspenseful, with no dull moments.
- Action films often focus on giving performers more freedom to improvise and express themselves.
Elements of the Genre that I dislike:
- If done poorly, action movies can become monotonous and repetitive.
- Action movies are exceedingly hard to replicate since they require large expenditures to provide captivating scenarios and striking images
- When done badly, action movies may become incredibly corny and unoriginal.
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