- Conventions of Drama:
- Exhibits real life situations with realistic characters, settings, and stories
- Portrays journeys of character development
- Intense social interaction
- Purpose of a dramatic story line is to move the audience emotionally
- Heart of drama is the conflict
- Conflicts include inner/outer realistic struggles depicting hardships, difficulty, and pain
- Audience can relate to the Characters (Preferred reading – Halls Theory)
- Structured with climaxes and anti climaxes to keep the audience emotionally attached and the tension ongoing
- A form of realisation at the end/happily ending
- Drama can be interlaced with other genres such as comedy, tragedy, etc. It does not have to be complete drama.
- Drama Films That Break Conventions
- Titanic breaks the conventions as all does not end happily for the protagonists, but has a rather tragic ending.
Monday, 6 July 2015
R6 - GENRE: DRAMA
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