Genre Research 1: Thriller



• Common Camera angles, Movements, & Shots in the genre

  • High/low angles, Dutch/Canted angles, Zoom, Pan, Tracking Shot, Point of View Shot, Aerial Shot/God’s Eye View/Bird’s Eye View, Extreme Close Up, and Over the Shoulder Shot


• Common Mis-En Scene in the genre

  • Lighting/color design, Acting, Props,and Set


• Common Editing in your genre

  • Cross cutting, Jump-cuts, Shot/reverse shot and Eye-line match


• Common Sound in your genre

  • Diegetic sounds, Non-diegetic sounds, Sound motif, and dialogue


• Example films of your genres

  • Good Boy, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, Glass, Knives Out, and Fall 


• What elements of the genre that you like and would use

if this was your genre?

  • The elements of this genre we like and would use are the suspense, tension, unexpected plot twist, and fast pacing.


• What elements of the genre do not appeal to you, and

you would not use it if this was your genre.

  • All the elements for a thriller are appealing to us.


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