From this declaration, Caraher notes when the impact of genre theory was heavily changing, the terms of it changed significantly as well. The film industry has had to adapt to modernization, and how times have constantly changed rapidly. With the creation of modern technology, the film industry has adapted to work those new methods. In the past, genre did not need to be used as marketing scheme to the scale it is at now. Caraher notes the importance in understanding different aspects of life and society when creating a film, and present to the public. History, ethics, myths and practices all play a significant role in the construction of a human being and who they are on the outside, but more importantly the inside. That inside make-up is a strong force inside of an individual, and can have a great control of them in decisions. Those elements were important in the entire creation process of A Bronx Tale, because…show more content… Film creators must keep that mind when creating the film. The director of the movie Robert Dinero was a perfect selection for a film such as this, because this movie was somewhat his reality. He knew how this type of lifestyle affected individuals, family and children’s as a whole, and he also understood how each scene should scene should play out. Also many of the actors were hand-picked based on their own realities and past acting roles in film or television shows. Many of the actors contributed to the genre portrayal, because they were of Italian descent, they had thick New-Yorker accents, and in a way were part of the audience themselves. Many members of the cast were former or present cast member of the Mob-Hit the Sopranos. They were professionals at selling the genre, and had a vast following that contributed to the turn out for A Bronx Tale. Together Robert Dinero as a director, the hand chosen actors, and the genre made for a well-rounded