Thriller Genre Research

 The thriller genre often uses various camera angles, movements, and shots to create tension and suspense. Common camera angles include low angles to make characters appear dominant or intimidating, and high angles to make them appear vulnerable. These angles are accompanied by slow, deliberate movements and close-up shots to build tension and heighten the suspense.

Mis-en-Scene in the thriller genre often includes dark and ominous settings, dramatic lighting, and stark contrasts to create an atmosphere of unease and fear. Props and costumes are carefully chosen to contribute to the psychological intensity of the scenes.

Editing in thrillers is characterized by the use of suspense-building techniques such as pacing, timing, and use of silence to create a sense of anticipation and surprise.

Sound in thrillers is crucial for creating tension and enhancing the atmosphere. It often includes non-diegetic music, eerie sound effects, and silence to manipulate the audience's emotions and build suspense.

Examples of thriller films include "Psycho," "The Silence of the Lambs," "Se7en," and "Gone Girl."

Elements of the thriller genre that I like include the suspenseful and atmospheric storytelling, the psychological complexity of the characters, and the unexpected plot twists.

Elements of the thriller genre that do not appeal to me include excessive violence and gore for shock value, and reliance on clichéd tropes and stereotypes.