Introduction to TV Drama

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 Television: Introduction to TV drama

1. How does this His Dark Materials trailer meet the conventions of a TV drama series?

His Dark Materials trailer meets the conventions of a TV drama series through its storytelling, production, themes, production quality, emotional feelings it may have, or any type of other feelings such as fright, anger, sadness, etc.

2. What genre (or genres) are suggested by this His Dark Materials trailer?

The genres suggested by this His Dark Materials trailer are Fantasy, Drama, and Adventure.

3. What kind of characters and narratives are introduced in this trailer?

The kind of characters and narratives introduced in this trailer Is that the trailer introduces a journey of discovery, battling against forces while being in relationships and facing challenges.

4. What settings appear in the trailer?

The settings that appear in the trailer are Forests, Snowy landscapes, cities, and other realms.

5. Who do you think the target audience for His Dark Materials is? Give reasons for your answer

The target audience for His Dark Materials is aimed at young adults and teenagers because The main characters, Lyra and Will, are young teenagers at the beginning of the series, making it relatable for young teenagers to understand what is happening. However, some challenges may be faced can also be associated with older readers.

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