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Actually I think Star Wars can be better classified as a space fantasy movie that has sci-fi elements, because it is not taking place in the same world as ours. I know it was just used as a general example though. I loved the video!
Hello!! I would just like to say your content is very helpful!! Also, wanted to ask whether you will be doing videos on the new media studies for the 2 year A-Level course which includes a range of CSP's from radio to print and more? Thank you for your help!!
Thank you so much for your videos. I've learned so many things watching them. I was wondering--for someone new in the field of television studies, what readings would you recommend as a start?
The Media Insider Great video! I was wondering How would I paragraph my question if I was given a 25 marker on magazine analysis? This is for AS media by the way
I hear critics whom I otherwise respect (such as Kermode) referring to genre films and genre film directors. I don't entirely get it because aren't 99% of films in a given genre? And if so doesn't this make the term "genre film" meaningless? Yes, of course I accept that "horror genre" or "sci-fi genre" etc are meaningful terms because they are specific, but the generic "genre film" I just don't get because it applies to almost all films. Comments welcome.
