INTRODUCING GENRE AS MEDIA STUDIES. WHAT IS GENRE? Genre = “TYPE” in French It is used to...

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INTRODUCING GENRE AS MEDI A STUDIE S

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WHAT IS ICONOGRAPHY?

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INTRODUCING GEN

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WHAT IS GENRE?• Genre = “TYPE” in French

• It is used to classify media products into groups or categories.

• In order to classify a product into genres we identify the features that it shares with other products in the genre.

• These elements are called ICONOGRAPHY.

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WHAT IS ICONOGRAPHY?

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ICONOGRAPHY INCLUDES• Mise en scene• Characters• Narrative themes• Stars

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PAIRED WORK (10 MINUTES)

Identify the genres that the following 10 stars are associated with.

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Analyse the film poster you have been given, identifying all the narrative and generic elements present.

INDIVIDUAL WORK (30 MINUTES)

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TODOROV AND NEALE ON GENRE

• It is easy to underplay the differences within a genre. Steve Neale declares that 'genres are instances of repetition and difference’. He adds that 'difference is absolutely essential to the economy of genre' mere repetition would not attract an audience.

• Tzvetan Todorov argued that 'any instance of a

genre will be necessarily different’.