1. Select ONE genre or sub-genre (other than the Western) and examine its complete evolutionary cycle–Primitive, Classical, Revisionist, Parodic–illustrating these with examples of films, film technique, mise en scène, etc.

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1.       Select ONE genre or sub-genre (other than the Western) and examine its complete evolutionary cycle–Primitive, Classical, Revisionist, Parodic–illustrating these with examples of films, film technique, mise en scène, etc. If you choose to write a research paper, it must adhere to the following guidelines. All papers must: be written exclusively in the third-person voice, double-spaced, 12-point font, and be five pages minimum.   employ no less than five sources, which will include films, as well as articles, textbooks, reference works, etc. have an interesting title that captures the reader’s attention and clearly indicates which topic you are addressing. avoid all plot summaries (do not describe the film’s storyline) use the terminology we have employed throughout the course document all research with in-text citations and a works cited page in MLA format (please review the “MLA Resources” page in our course for a refresher about MLA format) submit your research paper on deadline