For my project, we will need to have a solid approach to genre and how it will affect our story. One of the Directors with the most unique approach to this is Quentin Tarantino. This is why in this blog I will study his approach to filmmaking focusing specifically on his use of genre.
The first characteristic of Quintin Tarantino's approach to genre is the homages. For example, in his film Pulp Fiction, which is one of Taratino's earlier works. The film pays homage to movies like Bonnie and Clyde, however with his own twist on it. Doing so, he creates a film that is both familiar and new, appealing to fans of classic cinema while also introducing something new to the table.
Another way in which Tarantino uses genre is by blending multiple genres into a single film. In his film Kill Bill, Tarantino blends elements of martial arts films, westerns, and revenge movies to create a unique film that stands out from others. By combining these different genres, Tarantino creates a film that is both thrilling and different.
In conclusion, Quentin Tarantino's use of genre is one of the defining features of his style. Whether he is paying homage to classic films or creating mash-ups of multiple genres. His unique approach to the genre could be applied to our opening's plot in order to make it stand and captivate our audience the same way Tarantino achieved it.
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