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Brief for Comedy Films Coursework  

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Brief for Comedy Films Coursework I am going to change the film 'Way out West' by 'Oliver Hardy' and 'Stan Laurel'. I am going to modernize the film so that it would be like a film which would be created at present time. I will have to follow the key concepts of comedy films and the story line of the film will be kept the same. There will be a different cast of actors and actresses and there names will have to be different from the film in 1937. The generic conventions for a comedy film would be the following: * Narrative * Setting * Someone to laugh at * Someone to laugh with * Someone to sympathize with * Happy Ending * Music * Facial Expressions * Goal/Objective * Innocence * Moral Messages * Female Role A comedy needs a Narrative because this is basically the story line. The story line in comedy film will usually straight forward. For example in the...

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