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Genre: Thriller/ Horror

Common Camera Angles 

  • tracking shot
  • close up
  • long shot
  • mid shot
  • low angle:
Common Mis-En-Scene 
  • antagonist (dark clothing), protagonist (normal clothing ) 
  • low-key lighting 
  • gun, knives, blood, 
  • houses, forests, 
Editing
  • Cross-cutting 
  • Jump cut

Sound
  • tension music 
  • diegetic sound
  • dialogue 
  • non-diegetic sound
  • ambient sound
  • voice over 
Examples:
Five Nights at Freddy's 
The Fallout 
Sound of Freedom
Run
Parasite 

Elements I like: 
I like the voiceovers because they make what is going on in the film easier to understand and give insight into the main character and their thoughts and feelings. 



Elements I don't like : 
I don't like the tension music for some reason it scares me before the scarier science even plays.
I don't like the props they are a little too violent for me but then again I think I just don't like things I associate with scary. 





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