- Apocalyptic/ post-apocalyptic future
- Cyberpunk
- First contact (aliens)- this usually happens on another planet or on Earth and conventionally happens as a result of an alien invasion e.g. War of the Worlds
- Military
- Humorous science fiction e.g. Paul
- Science fantasy
- Slipstream- films that come under this genre deal with mainstream themes and ideas but which can be speculated as to how likely it is for the story to actually be a reality e.g. The Handmaid's Tale
- Sociological science fiction
- Time Travel e.g. The Time Machine
Here you'll find a detailed account of my progression into the coursework unit of my A2 Media Course exploring film planning, production, and editing.
Thursday, 9 October 2014
Research: Sci-Fi Genres
Sci-Fi films, as said in my previous post, can encompass a range of storylines, and this is due to the fact that under the genre comes a variety of subgenres. When you hear the word Sci-Fi, immediately we have a preconceived expectation of the genre; our minds instantly conjure up the image of space-age technology and a future galactic force scouring space, fighting dark forces of extraterrestrial life. This, although the case, isn't exactly what all Sci-Fi films are about. There are also many sub-genres which you'll find comes under the genre:
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