Genre Research: Drama

Genre Blog- Drama

Common CAMS:
Close-ups, medium shots, over-the-shoulder shots and slow camera movement.
Common CLAMPS:
Naturalistic lighting, realistic locations, simple costumes, expressive actors and muted color palettes.
Common Editing:
Continuity editing, longer takes, slow pacing and straight cuts.
Common Sound:
Dialogue-driven, soft background music and natural/ambient sounds.
Example Films of the Genre:
Sinners, F1, Carry on and Good Will Hunting.
Elements We Like and Would Use:
Strong character development, emotional storytelling and realistic performances.
Elements We Don’t Like and Wouldn’t Use:
Overly slow pacing, excessive melodrama and some unrealistic dialogue.


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