Genre Research: Adventure

Welcome back guys now let's dive into the research for my opening scenes project by looking into a few genres that my project might be modeled after. First, let’s tackle the adventure genre, we have to examine the common elements of the adventure genre.

Common Camera Angles, Movement, and Shots:

  • Wide Shots
  • Long Shots
  • Tracking Shots
  • Aerial Shots
  • Close-ups
  • Pan
  • Extreme Long Shot
  • Low Angle Shots
  • Point-of-View Shots

Common Mis-En-Scene:

  • Natural Settings
  • Protagonist Attire
  • Artifact Props
  • Natural Lighting
  • Special Effects

Common Editing:

  • Cross-cutting
  • Dissolve
  • Action Match
  • Jump Cuts
  • Inserts

Common Sound:

  • Epic Scores
  • Dialogue
  • Sound Effects
  • Silence
  • Nature Sounds

Examples in Film:

  • "Indiana Jones" series
  • "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy
  • "Pirates of the Caribbean" series
  • "Jurassic Park" (1993)

I like the amount of diversity when it comes to the various components that make it up. Adventure films I've seen are compelling because they're exciting and full of action. But it is too common, in my opinion. The majority of adventure-themed movies and books typically include some form of mythological or fictional element which is not what I'm looking for, and I find that a lot of the movies have predictable stories. Stay tuned for my next blog where I’ll unravel even more mysteries about making an opening scenes video. Trust me; you won't want to miss it.



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