Genre research blog: fantasy Fantasy films are a genre of storytelling that explore fantastical and otherworldly themes and settings. These films often feature magic, mythical creatures, and ancient legends, and are set in imaginative and imaginative worlds. The characters in fantasy films often possess special powers or abilities, and the stories often revolve around their struggles against evil forces or their quests to achieve a great goal. Fantasy films are often full of adventure and excitement, and are designed to transport the viewer into a world of magic and wonder.Common CAMS in fantasy have Low angles, High angle, Overhead, point of view (POV), Dutch angle , and Tracking shot. All these shots help create a fantasy view for the audience which will make it so that people will feel the excitement of being in a fantasy world. Each of these angles help with that and are the most commonly used. Common Sound in fantasy, Ambient sounds, which are background so...
Common Sound in your genre Abrupt sounds were uses throughout the film. Melodic sounds were also used. This creates a soft but also engaging contrast to the film. The sounds used in this short film created an air-y atmosphere. This gives the audience the impression that the main character is reminiscing but also living through the events. Common Mis-En-Scene (CLAMPS) in your genre The outfits of the characters in their designated scenes fit the settings. In one scene, one can see parents outside. The sun is bright and they are wearing countryside attire. Additionally, all the props fit the scenes except one outlier- the crystal shard. Common Editing in your genre The short film slowly transitions to other scenes. This gives the audience a sense of peace. Watching the main character’s memories gently drifts by tells the audience that he is at peace. It is only at the end of the short film where the scene cuts suddenly. This represents the end of what one can assume, hi...
What is your takeaway from the video? This was a great video to watch right before my group and I start really planning our short film. Out of the many key points that I’ll remember, I think my main takeaway was about planning. In the video, the speaker starts off explaining why planning is so crucial. Planning ahead of filming is good because it sets a firm foundation for your short film. The speaker says that to write a good short film, you have to write what you can “pull-off”. This means that you have to plan and write in according to your budget and resources that are at your disposal. This will alleviate the stress that will come from not being able to carry out the short film properly or as planned. What good information did you gather while watching it? We received so many good information as well as tips for making our short film. Aside from my takeaway, other good information that we gathered from the video is that we need to establish a tone for our short film. T...
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