Unit #1 Notes Flashcards
Primitive
No has done it before
Classical
Good writing, acting
Revisionist
Revise what the convention say
Realism
Trying to reflect how you experience life
No particular genre movie is inherently good or bad
True or False
Narratology
The study of different narratives structures
Mimesis
Showing
Diegesis
Telling
Classic Plot Formula
Good guy Bad guy Conflict (macguffin - desired object) Events leading to resolution of conflict Events leading to character development Resolution of conflict - boring parts = classic plot formula
Loose
Major differences
Faithful
Minor differences
Literal
Exactly the same
Realism
Trying to reflect how you experience life
Motif
A reccuring subject, theme, idea
Symbol
Imply additional meaning to a scene
Metaphor
Comparison of two unlike things to create a visual description
Allegory
Avoids realism
Allusion
Reference to other films, literature, people, events
Homage
Overt reference/ allusion to another movie, director, or memorable shot