Genre Research: Thriller




Common CAMS in the genre- High angle, Low angle, Dutch angle, Pan, Zoom, Tracking shot, Establishing shot, Wide shot, Long shot, Close up, Extreme close up, Two shot, Three shot, Over the shoulder shot, POV, Aerial shot

Common CLAMPS in the genre- Acting, Costumes, Set, Lighting

Common Editing in your genre- Cross cutting, Cutaway, Jump cut, Eye-line match

Common Sound in your genre- Dialogue, Voiceover, Ambient sound

Example films of your genres- Happy Death day, Jennifer's body, Gone Girl

What elements of the genre that you like and would use if this was your genre?- I like and would use are the establishing shot, aerial shot, and the long shot. I would also use the pan, acting, the cross cutting and the voiceover.

What elements of the genre do not appeal to you, and you would not use if this was your genre?- Elements that do not appeal to me and I would not use are the extreme close up and the low angle. I would also not use the eye line match and the cross cutting. 



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