Genre Research: Action

The Action genre is usually fast paced, and consists of extravagant fight scenes. 


Common Camera Angles, Movement, and Shots used in this genre-

  • Low angles to show power
  • Zoom
  • POV Shots

Common Mis-En-Scene used in this genre- 
  • Acting is important
  • Props are especially important to the fight scenes common in this genre.

Common Sound present in this genre-
  • The ambient sounds help make scenes fee more natural.

Common Editing present in this genre-
  • Split screens

Action Movies-
Avengers: Endgame
Transformers



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