A children's film is one of very few genres to be totally based upon a target audience. They have to be suitable for kids, they can't contain extreme violence, bad language or any behaviour that's morally wrong if shown in a way that could be repeatable.
The genre of a kid's film could be anything,but the most common would be fantasy. But as long as it's suitable any genre could be used. For example Toy Story has elements of westerns, science fiction and a brief moment of horror but is a classic children's film.
Themes in children's film are usually uplifting, or when they're not contain a moral lesson. In fact all U rated films have to contain a moral structure.
The characters are usually simplistic or stock characters, so that they are easily recognisable in structure to children. The villains of a children's film will often be cartoonishly evil or pantomime-esque.
The genre of a kid's film could be anything,but the most common would be fantasy. But as long as it's suitable any genre could be used. For example Toy Story has elements of westerns, science fiction and a brief moment of horror but is a classic children's film.
Themes in children's film are usually uplifting, or when they're not contain a moral lesson. In fact all U rated films have to contain a moral structure.
The characters are usually simplistic or stock characters, so that they are easily recognisable in structure to children. The villains of a children's film will often be cartoonishly evil or pantomime-esque.
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