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Paying particular reference to the genre and narrative, discuss how the audience attention is captivated in the opening sequence of 'The Fast and the Furious'.
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Paying particular reference to the genre and narrative, discuss how the audience attention is captivated in the opening sequence of 'The Fast and the Furious'. The word genre means type, there are numerous amounts of genres, including western, romance, fairytale, horror and comedy. Typical convections and aspects of a romance film are; typical settings are high school, beach, and countryside. Typical places could be a restaurant, the cinemas, and a park or field. Typical characters of a romance genre are boy, girl and their friends and family. Typical events that could occur are the prom, their first kiss and marriage. Narrative is another word for the storyline; different types of narrative could be used to unfold the story to the audience. An example of narrative is dialogue. People can speak to give the audience the plot and tells them what's going on, like in 'Reservoir Dogs'. The opening sequence...
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