Genre Research - Coming of Age

Cams
- Eyeline match
- Establishing shot
- Medium shot
- medium close ups
- Over the shoulder shots 

Sound
- Sound is usually used to display the emotions of the characters of their current feeling in the situation
- I found that more obscure genres/songs were used as opposed to the most popular songs of the era 
- Common genres include indie and folk

Mis-en-scene
- Costumes are usually realistic outfits you would see average people wearing as they go about their day
- Usually not much makeup as they want the characters to appear as realistic and relatable as possible
 Acting is usually with an emphasis on displaying on character's emotions towards each other and reality than supernatural or crazy types of events like you would see in action or fantasy movies

Editing
- Editing is usually not too crazy and is kept more simplistic
- No flashing tracking shots with 360 cameras or anything

Example films
- Lady Bird
- The perks of being a wallflower
- Call me by your name
- Mirai
- 5 centimeters per second

What elements of the genre that you like?
- I like how easy it is to put yourself in the character's shoes and relate to their struggles. It makes the viewing process much more enjoyable when you relate to a character and their struggle

What elements of the genre do not appeal to you?
- A lot of films can appear very similar and repetitive. Characters are commonly copied and pasted as well as movie plots







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