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Aesthetics and film style — Eduqas GCSE Film Studies C670
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Eduqas GCSE Film Studies
Studying film
Genre, narrative, representation and style
Aesthetics and film style
Eduqas GCSE Film Studies · C670
Aesthetics and film style
Genre, narrative, representation and style
What you need to know
What aesthetics means in film: the look and style created by combining every element of film form.
Aesthetic effects in a single shot or sequence, and a distinctive style across a whole film.
Influences on a film's style: genre, other films and movements such as realism and expressionism, and the director's signature.
Spectacle that holds us more than the story, and how to judge how typical one scene is of a whole film's style.
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