Genre Research: Horror

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  Common Camera Angles (CAMS)

- wide shots
- tracking shots
- close up
- tilted shots
- dutch angle

Common Mis-En- Scene
- dark lighting
- casual clothes
- intense makeup

Common Editing
- fade out
-jump cuts
- fade in

Common Sound
-non diegetic sound
- ambient sound

Example Films
- Smile
- Black Phone

What elements of the genre do you like?
Element of the genre I like is the lighting. Horror movies generally do a very dark  lighting and filter and it helps create the suspense in horror movies.

What elements of the genre do not appeal to you?
Elements of the genre that don't appeal to me is the storyline. I personally don't like horror movies or watching them because I don't like the story since it's too scary and can be hard to watch sometimes.

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