13 conventions for Flat Story

                                  13 conventions for Flat Story

l  A similar argument has been made by Terry Palmer. What can count as comic is dependent in part upon socio-cultural rules, conventions, and conditions. So there are many differences among Nancy Rita and Susan.  Susan come from a small country, but Rita and Nancy are both come from a bit city. Basically, we can see, Susan does not enjoy a good education, and her behaviors are always so rude. The most reason is that her socio-cultural rules, conventions, and conditions are different with other areas.

l  Comedies tend to involve certain familiar things and they tend to be titled in certain ways rather than others. In the second scene, Susan sing a song, I let Susan sing this song because the song is very popular and vulgar, nearly every Chinese knew that, when they listen this song, they will so happy. So I make sure this funny moment is familiar things for Chinese people.

   

l  These conventions can be marked outside the confines of the utterance itself, forming a part of the ‘narrative image’ of a film or programme. So in my next sequel of Flat Story, if people say iron shoes ( the Susan’s nickname), the audience will make sense who is iron shoes; how does she…..