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• What is the purpose of a flashback in a narrative?


  To provide the audience with extra information.
• What does the term 'point of view' refer to in storytelling?

  It refers to the perspective from which the story is told.
• What are the different types of camera shots mentioned?

  • Close up (CU)
  • Medium close up (MCU)
  • Big close up (BCU)
  • Long shot (LS)
  • Two shot (2S)
  • Medium long shot (MLS)
  • Extreme close up (ECU)
• What is the significance of genre in film?

  Genre defines the conventions and expectations of a film's narrative and style.
• What are some examples of film genres mentioned?

  Documentary, romantic comedy, thriller, adventure, horror, and drama.
• What are common conventions found in action films?

  • Chase scenes
  • Car chases
  • Heroic characters
  • Death and explosions
  • Use of weapons
  • Fight scenes
• What does USP stand for in film marketing?

  Unique Selling Point.
• What is the role of the USP in a film?

  The USP makes a particular film unique and marketable.
• convention 


  are recognisble images,sound and character types that was associate with a particular genre
• hybrid


  they share the convention of more than one genre
• audience are categories 


  age,gender,hobbies and interest,social status
• narrative 


  to tell a story or how the story of a media text is constructed and how it relays its information to an audience
• genre 


  type of film
• examples of genre conventions in a thriller film

  • car chase
  • guns
  • fast editing
  • tense music
  • antagonist
  • low key lightning
• categories of young and rubicams psychographics

  • the reformer
  • the succeeder
  • the aspirer
  • the resigned
  • the mainstreamer
  • the explorer
  • the struggler
• important things a designer should considers when creating a film poster

  • title
  • positioning
  • font
  • release date
  • colour
  • characters
  • genre conventions
  • images
  • lightning
  • camera angle