We decided to research the genre of drama. There are many common camera angles and movements found in drama movies. These include:
- Close-up/ Extreme Close-up
- Long Shot
- Bird’s Eye View
- Over the Shoulder Shot
- Medium Shot
Some of the commonly used sound elements used in drama films include:
- Ambient Sound
- Narration
- Dialogue
- Incidental Music
Some of the common Mis-En-Scene elements found in drama movies include:
Costumes:
- Outgoing clothing
- Wigs
- Fancy garments
- Striking accessories
- Dresses
Lighting:
- Bright then dim lighting
- Colorful illumination
Acting:
- Grand moment and crying
- Bold movements
- Fake laughter
- Fighting
Makeup:
- Dramatic and bold make-up application
- Rosy cheeks
- False tear liquid
- Heavy makeup
- Fake eyelashes
Props:
- Phones
- Money
- Beverages/Alcohol
- Glasses
- Food
- Personal Belongings
Setting:
Downtown/In the City
Workplace
School
Main character’s house
Some of the frequently used editing techniques in dramas include:
Jump Cut
Action Match
Cutaway (Flashbacks)
Shot Reverse Shot
Example films of your genre:
Titanic (1997) James Cameron
Dune (2021) David Lynch
Wonder (2017) Stephen Chbosky
What elements of the genre that you like?
I like that in this genre there is always some sort of chaos happening. It’s entertaining and intriguing. Drama also includes a variety of colors throughout the film and therefore is pleasing to the eye. Lastly, there is a person or people of interest that the audience gets attached to, which makes the movie even more interesting.
What elements of the genre do not appeal to you?
Some elements of drama that are not appealing is that the film can get messy. Since so much is occurring the audience may get confused or lost with the plot. They also may lose sight of the main focus of the movie. Another thing is that one of the characters may get the audience annoyed, maybe due to their sarcastic attitude. However, this may be what intrigues the audience. Lastly, drama movies may get repetitive if similar plots are always being recorded.
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