Friday, 18 November 2016

Intertextuality in opening sequence

Intertextuality is an idea that any text has been influenced and shaped by texts that have come before it. (Anything read or seen in the case of movies) Therefore no film exists on its own and consciously or not all films borrow ideas from other films, past or present. Nothing exists on its own.
 
For example;
The film 'Scary movie' uses the film 'Scream' to create the whole concept of the movie.

What influences intertextuality?

It’s linked to creativity as it inspires you to create something. Every media text is inspired by the world around you. Sometimes the media don’t even realise they are doing it.

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