Genre Research: Adventure

 Hello there, blog! Today I'll be discussing adventure films with you. Pan and tilt are two common angles and shots. These are the fundamentals, but you may apply them to other dolly shots, crane shots, and aerial shots. Hand-held shots are common among adventure filmmakers these days. The most common type of lighting is Three-point lighting is a common technique in visual media. The cinematographer can illuminate the subject in whatever way they desire by employing three independent positions, while also regulating shadows caused by direct illumination. The themes of adventure films are something I enjoy. It leads us on an adventure to uncover our actual essence. While adventures began in fiction, they quickly expanded into film and television as the mediums became available. The protagonist's conquests and travels are the focus of an adventure film. The goal of the conquest can be to retrieve a person or wealth, but more often than not, the main focus is just to seek out the unknown. These films are typically set in exotic settings and play on historical myths. This genre provides us with peril, suspense, and a meaningful journey for the protagonist. Adventure films were designed to appeal mostly to men, producing famous male heroic actors over the years. These brave, patriotic, or selfless heroes frequently fought for their convictions, strived for freedom, or triumphed over injustice. Characters leave their home or places of comfort to pursue a goal, embarking on trips, quests, treasure hunts, heroic adventures, and explorations or searches for the unknown. Adventure films were designed to appeal mostly to men, producing famous male heroic actors over the years. These brave, patriotic, or selfless heroes frequently fought for their convictions, strived for freedom, or triumphed over injustice. Action adventure movies where the only people allowed to die are the verified bad guys did not appeal to me in this genre. That's all I've got for you in terms of adventure. That's all for today!