Genre Research - Dystopian

 

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                 I researched the dystopian genre in film by looking at it's Mis-En-Scene, different camera angels, sounds and editing that are commonly used in this genre as well as films of this genre, and many more! Here is the power point:


Well this is my cue to leave, till next time reader!



. An example of a film with the dystopian genre.

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