Films, TV and Media
Film making is the process by which a film is made. Film making includes a lot of other sub processes like Screenwriting, Casting, Shooting, Sound recording and editing to reach to the point of showcasing the cinematic piece to the audience. Casting is defined as a part of pre production process for selecting a certain …
Mise en scene is what we see onscreen in a film. It is all of the elements that appear on camera and their arrangement. Setting is one of the primary elements. It is defined as time and geographic location within a narrative either fiction or nonfiction. It mirrors the theme, style and mood of the …
Genre is defined as a particular type or style of literature, art, film or music that one can recognize because of its special characteristics. The audience tries to build a certain notion with the help of genre. Apart from the main genre the blended genre also exists. This is used in a movie when it …
Bollywood has emerged as a brand for every Indian since its inception. In the showbiz industry the makers are basically selling their film to the potential target audience. Audience can make or break a film. Each genre of movies has a separate set of target audience that it needs to cater. The diversity of the …
The process or skill of telling a story is termed as Narrative. In most cases there is a cultural importance associated with narration of tales. In cinematic world the makers try to create believable stories with interesting characters to help the audience relate to aspect of realism in films. Film in recent times has become …
Masculinity is defined as a set of attributes, behavior and roles associated with men. The treatment of men and women is pretty static with no shades in their characters in mainstream cinema. As Cinema is considered as a mirror image of the society. Bollywood has constructed a certain framework around the depiction of manhood in …
Bollywood is best known for its glamorous casts, glitzy costumes and energetic dance routines. Fairness has always been considered as a sign of beauty and status. Discrimination based on color of someone’s skin is prevalent in Bollywood. Cinema tends to rely upon prejudice as a vehicle of entertainment. Bollywood has far less flattering reputation for …