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HISTORYFantasy as a genre in film has existed since the beginning of films, although the offerings were sporatic until the 1980's, which saw a flourishing of the genre. This trend died off in the 90's, but has been reborn in the new millennium.-first fantasy film produced in france by Georges Melies, a popular stage magician.DEFINITIONAlthough difficult to define, fantasy fiction can be said to encompass books, films and TV shows set in alternative realities based on imagined fantastical elements, such as magic or supernatural phenomena. While many commonly associate sword & sorcery with the genre, it also includes contemporary (urban), superhero and humorous fantasy. A lot of fiction may contain elements of fantasy while also overlapping with the science fiction and horror genres. A general term used to describe all three genres is 'speculative fiction'. *yawns*REQUIREMENTS1.That magic be involved in some signifigant way.
2.That a good deal of the film takes place in a setting apart from the ordinary and mundane world. Often, magic defines this setting. An historical setting (especially medieval) can also fufil this requirement.Even if these requirements are met, a film will usually not be considered a true fantasy film if modern or futuristic technology is involved in a signifigant way. Thus, although there is magic in Star Wars (The Force), this is not a fantasy film because the technology of space travel and combat is much more important to the plot.
NOTE: all answers are dependant on the different genres they belong to. whether violence or fairytale.if answers are inaccurate in any way, it is purely coincidental.fantasy movies are fiction.LIGHTING: Bright and DullSETTING:in LALA land aka dreamland, in a kingdom far far away..., imaginery places that do not exist, in neverland,............CASTS:cartoons, princesses, princes, fairies, fairy-godmothers,socerers, wizards, evil witches... ( in short, people.... )PRODUCTION COMPANIES:Pixar, Walt Disney, Dreamworks, Miramax, Warner Brothers,....
WHAT TYPE OF FANTASY DO YOU LIKE? EYA. (10)
L1/1-2:
GIRLS
LOVE
ROMANCE FANTASY
(ELLA ENCHANTED, PETER PAN, CINDERELLA, ...)
L2/3
BOYS
PREFER
ACTION FANTASY
(LOTR, SPIDERMAN, HARRY POTTER,...)
L3/4-6
EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT OUR STAND
our view:
Girls love "once upon a time..." and "happily ever afterS..."
Girls have a soft spot for romance and always yearn to be a princess waiting for her prince charming to appear.
L4/6-9
boys view:
Boys are violent, aggressive, ruthless, rough, sadistic.......
they LOVE seeing people FIGHT and get KILLED and BLOODY SCENES.
they live in their own imaginery world of actions.
They want to be the HERO. (like they can!)
L5/10
CONCLUSION:
GIRLS ROCK!
Special Thanks To:
Names
brenda (3)
amanda (6)
gladys (16)
Eugenia (19)
Wu Di (34)
ages 14-16
CEDAR GIRLS' SECONDARY SCHOOL
Initial Fantasy Project
[[ The Wishlist ]]
New wand!
Lockart's new spell book
Murder the potions master
New broom
Get into the school's qudditch team
Get the RING (my precious)
Three BLIND mice
The lamp
kill his uncle
Peter Pan
Ella Enchanted
LOTR
Harry Potter
SpiderMan
Spirited Away
Shrek
Aladdin
Cinderella
Sleeping Beauty
Da creater
manda
HISTORYFantasy as a genre in film has existed since the beginning of films, although the offerings were sporatic until the 1980's, which saw a flourishing of the genre. This trend died off in the 90's, but has been reborn in the new millennium.-first fantasy film produced in france by Georges Melies, a popular stage magician.DEFINITIONAlthough difficult to define, fantasy fiction can be said to encompass books, films and TV shows set in alternative realities based on imagined fantastical elements, such as magic or supernatural phenomena. While many commonly associate sword & sorcery with the genre, it also includes contemporary (urban), superhero and humorous fantasy. A lot of fiction may contain elements of fantasy while also overlapping with the science fiction and horror genres. A general term used to describe all three genres is 'speculative fiction'. *yawns*REQUIREMENTS1.That magic be involved in some signifigant way.
2.That a good deal of the film takes place in a setting apart from the ordinary and mundane world. Often, magic defines this setting. An historical setting (especially medieval) can also fufil this requirement.Even if these requirements are met, a film will usually not be considered a true fantasy film if modern or futuristic technology is involved in a signifigant way. Thus, although there is magic in Star Wars (The Force), this is not a fantasy film because the technology of space travel and combat is much more important to the plot.
NOTE: all answers are dependant on the different genres they belong to. whether violence or fairytale.if answers are inaccurate in any way, it is purely coincidental.fantasy movies are fiction.LIGHTING: Bright and DullSETTING:in LALA land aka dreamland, in a kingdom far far away..., imaginery places that do not exist, in neverland,............CASTS:cartoons, princesses, princes, fairies, fairy-godmothers,socerers, wizards, evil witches... ( in short, people.... )PRODUCTION COMPANIES:Pixar, Walt Disney, Dreamworks, Miramax, Warner Brothers,....
WHAT TYPE OF FANTASY DO YOU LIKE? EYA. (10)
L1/1-2:
GIRLS
LOVE
ROMANCE FANTASY
(ELLA ENCHANTED, PETER PAN, CINDERELLA, ...)
L2/3
BOYS
PREFER
ACTION FANTASY
(LOTR, SPIDERMAN, HARRY POTTER,...)
L3/4-6
EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT OUR STAND
our view:
Girls love "once upon a time..." and "happily ever afterS..."
Girls have a soft spot for romance and always yearn to be a princess waiting for her prince charming to appear.
L4/6-9
boys view:
Boys are violent, aggressive, ruthless, rough, sadistic.......
they LOVE seeing people FIGHT and get KILLED and BLOODY SCENES.
they live in their own imaginery world of actions.
They want to be the HERO. (like they can!)
L5/10
CONCLUSION:
GIRLS ROCK!
Special Thanks To:
