Wednesday, 18 September 2013

Sub-Genres

Sub-Genres

Sub-Genres are identifiable sub-classes, almost like a sub-heading, within the larger film genre, with their own distinctive subject matter, style, formulas and iconography. Simply, a genre within a genre.

Think about the film 'Skyfall'.. We call this Action Adventure. Some Action Sub-Genres include:
  • Spy
  • Espionage
  • Political Thrillers
  • Martial Arts Films
  • Races Against Time

Another example of a Sub-Genre is within Dance Music; within Dance music we have sub-genres like Garage, Drum+Bass, Jungle, Rave and many more.

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Getting back to the film side of things, some more Sub-Genres you may recognise are..
    Thriller - Suspense Films
  • Disaster (Sub-Genre of Action Films) -
  • Detective and Mystery (Sub-Genre of Crime/Gangster Films)
  • Film Noir (Sub-Genre of Crime/Gangster Films)
  • Melodramas (Sub-Genre of Drama Films)
  • Superheroes (Sub-Genre of Fantasy-Action Films)
  • Thriller/Suspense (Sub-Genre of  Horror, Action, Western & many more Films)
..and there are many more you are likely to know if you got told them.




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Although cinema movies are classed as specific genres (e.g. Horror, Action Adventure, Comedy), technically these films are more than likely going to Sub-Genres of that base genre.

1 comment:

  1. 'Getting back to the film side of things' ...chatty again - think sophisticated - you are talking to the examiner not your mate - show off your media terminology and knowledge not your ability to have banter.
    Great post

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