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Genre & Style Terms Starting With W

The genre & style terms that begin with W, in alphabetical order.

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Definitions of Genre & Style Terms Starting With W

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  • Walk-and-Talk

    A continuous shot following characters in motion while they converse to convey dynamism.

  • Werewolf Film

    A werewolf film is a horror subgenre focusing on the myth of lycanthropy, in which a human is afflicted with a curse that causes them to transform into a wolf.

  • Western film

    The Western is a classic film genre that is typically set in the American West during the late 19th century, exploring themes of civilization versus wilderness.

  • Wide Shot

    A broad frame showcases scale, geography, and body language within the setting.

  • Wipe

    An animated line or shape replaces one image with another, lending overt stylistic flair.

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