Comedy Genre


The Comedy Genre

. Camera angles are used like wide shots and medium shots to display a comedic reaction.

. Clown suits, and airhorns are common mis-en-scene in comedic movies.

. They will edit peoples faces or body features to look wonky and out of proportion.

. Non-diegetic sounds such as laugh tracks to imply to the audience where to laugh.

. I like the fact that comedy movies are intended to be funny, and I like to laugh.

. I don't like this genre because it does not really fit too well with our group because we are not very funny.











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