What subjects do you take for the postgraduate entrance examination in drama, film, and literature?
The subjects for the postgraduate entrance examination of drama, film, and literature usually included: 1. History of literature: Examining the status, development process, main schools, and representative works of drama, film, and television literature. 2. Analysis of the script: Examining the structure and plot of the script, the creation of characters, the use of language, etc., as well as the literary value and emotional content of the script. 3. Film History: Investigate the development of the film, film technology, film genre, film artistic characteristics, etc. 4. History of TV Series: Investigate the development process of TV Series, the system of TV Series, the types of TV Series, and the artistic characteristics of TV Series. 5. Interviews: Interviews usually involve questions about the creation of works, artistic concepts, creative methods, adaptation, and creation. It should be noted that the examination subjects of different schools may be slightly different. The specific examination content should refer to the school's enrollment regulations and postgraduate entrance examination outline.