Genre Research: Eight Grade

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Eighth grade is about a thirteen year old girl who faces many disasters during her last week of middle school. Throughout the obstacles she faces she learns new lessons that helps her grow and prepare for her next journey in high school. One element that we are using in our opening that is also seen in the movie is plot. The climax of the movie is similar to our plan for the opening. Another element seen is character. The  actor that plays the protagonist expresses different moods and emotions that contributes to the overall plot of the movie. We want those same emotions when we film our pitch. The sound/music choices that were played in the movie were very enjoyable. The songs played were songs average teenagers would listen to and it links to the genre of the movie. There wasn't any element seen in the movie that wasn't enjoyable.



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