Genre Research - Horror

 Genre: Horror 

  •  Common Lighting- Uplighting, Shadow Lighting, and Under Exposure Lighting. 
  • Common Camera Angles- Low Angle, Canted/Dutch Angle, and Close-up Angle.
  • Common Movement- Tracking, Handheld, and Pan.
  • Common Mis-En-Scene- Scary costumes, Creepy Settings, Horrific Props, Blunt/Loud acting, and Frightening makeup.
  • Example of films- IT, Annabelle, and Us.
  • Common sounds- Dialogue, Stings, and diegetic sound.
  • The elements we like are the suspense and mystery because that engages the audience and entertained throughout the film.Also, the intense and dramatic background noise/music because it helps create suspension.
  • The elements that do not appeal to us is the predictable and uniformed decisions the characters make like they hear a sound coming from the basement and they go there to see what it is. This usually means the characters are walking towards danger which the audience can expect what is going to happen next. 
         Horror films are very predictable because they all have to follow a certain format. Researching horror helped Ciaya and I to understand the differences between a horror film and other types of films which is why it is important to research. Researching horror clarified and went into to specific details on what makes a film a horror. Horror films set a certain type of mood for their audience to become scared or nervous. For example, horror films use low lighting and frightening props like fake blood or a scary costume. This creates a sense of suspension and anxious feelings. Overall, knowing the difference between horror and other categories is very visibly since horror films follow a certain type of pattern when it comes to making a film horror.



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