Genre Research: Mystery

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 Common Camera Angles (CAMS)
- birds eye view
- panning shot
- closed shot
- tilted shots
- high angles shots
-tracking shots
- wide shots

Common Mis-En- Scene
- dark lighting
- casual clothes
- simple makeup
- sets are where the mystery takes place
- props are clues left behind

Common Editing
- fade out
-jump cut
-action match

Common Sound
- dialogue
-voice over
-ambient sound
-non diegetic sound

Example Films
- Class Onion
- Indiana Jones
- Murder Mystery 2

What elements of the genre do you like?
Element of the genre I like is the lighting because the lighting helps creates the mood of mystery. The editing and storylines also are really interesting and makes it easy to be invested in the storyline.

What elements of the genre do not appeal to you?
Elements of the genre that don't appeal to me are the music. The music is too dramatic and music is only played in scenes that have sound effects on objects.


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