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![Section A
1. Explain two ways in which the characters and/or events
in the extract fit the action adventure genre [10]
2. Explain how each of the following is used to create
effects that fit the action adventure genre:
• soundtrack
• camerawork
• editing
• mise-en-scène [20]
3. Discuss the ways in which [something] is represented in
the extract. [20]
Total [50]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/lesson6-jeopardyandsuspense-180503150303/75/Lesson-6-Action-Adventure-jeopardy-and-suspense-8-2048.jpg)
![Question 2
• Explain how each of the following is used to
create effects that fit the action adventure
genre:
• soundtrack
• camerawork
• editing
• mise-en-scène
[20]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/lesson6-jeopardyandsuspense-180503150303/75/Lesson-6-Action-Adventure-jeopardy-and-suspense-10-2048.jpg)
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Lesson 6 - Action Adventure jeopardy and suspense
The document discusses several key concepts related to narrative structure and genre analysis for action adventure films. It includes definitions of hybrids and sub-genres. It lists the 5 stages of narrative structure developed by Vladimir Propp and the 7 common character types identified by A.J. Greimas. It notes that Claude Levi-Strauss identified the key term "conflict" which drives narratives. Finally, it prompts analysis of how elements like soundtrack, camerawork, editing, and mise-en-scene are used to create effects fitting the action adventure genre.
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- 2. What is ahybrid? What is a sub-genre?
- 3. List all thewords you associate with a hero HERO
- 4. What theories canwe link to AA films?
- 5. Narrative structure There are5 stages to any narrative. • What are they? • Who came up with the 5 stage narrative theory?
- 6. Character types • Listthe 7 character types which occur in any narrative. • Who identified these character types?
- 7. Point of thenarrative Levi Strauss identified the key term which refers to the conflict which drives the narrative. • What is this key term? • List 3 examples of conflict
- 8. Section A 1. Explaintwo ways in which the characters and/or events in the extract fit the action adventure genre [10] 2. Explain how each of the following is used to create effects that fit the action adventure genre: • soundtrack • camerawork • editing • mise-en-scène [20] 3. Discuss the ways in which [something] is represented in the extract. [20] Total [50]
- 9. Q1: Codes andConventions Fighting/conflict Fast tempo Explosions Weapons Exotic location Threat of injury/death Characters: High Speed Chases Hero/Villain/Princess
- 10. Question 2 • Explainhow each of the following is used to create effects that fit the action adventure genre: • soundtrack • camerawork • editing • mise-en-scène [20]
- 11. Action Adventure Jeopardy and Suspense Conflictand Combat SpectacleSpeed and motion
- 12. What micro elementscan we remember? Mise-en-scene Camerawork Editing Soundtrack