What role do the conventions of a genre play in its relationship with its audience? Why might a filmmaker choose to stick to those conventions? Why might that filmmaker choose to go against those conventions? How might this effect audience
response?
Students should discuss the fact that audiences to some extent enjoy knowing what is going to happen, based off of the conventions they have experienced that make up a given genre and that a filmmaker would choose to please an audience and fulfill these expectations. Conversely, a filmmaker may choose to surprise an audience by going against these expectations, the reception of which could be either positive or negative.
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a. an innate need to communicate b. language imitation development c. emotional contagion d. socialization behavior
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
One reason that friendships can get messier than workplace relationships is that the roles and rules are
a. static. b. direct. c. excessive. d. indirect.
List and define the five steps of the listening process.
What will be an ideal response?