Genre Activity
Genre- Romance
Love Stories: Central focus on romantic relationships, often between two main characters.
Conflict: Emotional or situational obstacles that the couple must overcome to be together.
Happy Endings: Many romance films conclude with the couple reuniting and a happy ending.
Character Development: Characters sometimes experience personal growth and change through their romantic journey.
Themes of Connection: Explores themes like love, heartbreak, and the importance of relationships.
Production techniques
Cinematography: Uses soft lighting and close-ups to create intimacy.
Music: Romantic songs and scores enhance emotional scenes.
How this genre is marketed
Trailers: Use romantic images and emotional moments to attract viewers.
Social Media Campaigns: Engage fans with quotes about love and sneak peeks.
Merchandising: Includes items like books, gifts, and soundtracks.
Film examples within the genre
The Notebook
Analysis
The Notebook directed by Nick Cassavetes, tells the love story of Noah and Allie, who face many challenges to be together. The film uses flashbacks to show their deep connection. The happy ending, where they finally see each other again is a classic example of a romance movie.
To all the boys I'v loved before
Analysis
"To All the Boys I've Loved Before," directed by Susan Johnson, tells the story of Lara Jean, a high school girl whose secret love letters get sent to her crushes by mistake. The film is funny and romantic. The movie captures the excitement and awkward moments of first love, making it a good addition to the romance genre.
-The fault in our stars
-How to loose a guy in 10 days
-10 things I hate about you
-Me before you
-It ends with us
