Narrative Yr 2

Genre / Codes and conventions of a British Teen Drama

- Narrative
Variety centred in Teens atmosphere, Using the rest of below,  following the order of which how the story is told.  Social context.
- Location / Settings
Sets in Bedrooms, School - Following stereotypes - HAS TO BE RELEVANT OF COURSE
- Sound Effects
Out going, usually up beat. MOTIFS
- Music / Dialogue
Usually Diagetic, Music is a interest of teens, or Non-diagetic to introduce a character.
for example: Princes diaries intro. 
- Costume
Anything up to tight clothing, fresh looking or school uniform - Following stereotypes.
- Propps
Bedrooms props, Alcohol, anything that follows a stereotypes, almost age discrimination. 
- Characters
Characters will be aged defined dependent on the character target audience.
- Actors
ABOVE ^ & Characters endorsement to idolise the concept or to promote the film its self.

- Camera Techniques
*Angles - Usually in visual of others swell as her/him.
* Movements - Panning of introduction 
* Shot sizes - Close up 

- Editing
Short, snappy - engaging in the process of the narrative structure.
- Time Period
Cutting back to sad memories or happy memories of which will explain her/his current feelings.
- Mise en Scene
Anything up to stereotype, appealing to certain aspect of the film conjuring to the audience to relate. A.K Picture frame of a person who means absolutely everything. 

Sterotype is a key element to something. 

Mode of address - how program and film uses media language to appeal to target audience. 


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