Genre Research: Thriller & Comedy

Thriller: 
Common CAMS: The most common types of angles in thriller movies are high angles. They use these types of angles to make either the antagonist or protagonist feel powerless. Looking down on someone gives the illusion of someone who is in a vulnerable state. A common movement in thriller movies is tilted. This movement adds tension to the film.
Common CLAMPS: A common type of camera lighting is low-key lighting. It adds mystery and suspense to the movie. Too much lighting or lots of lighting is usually seen in happy films. This would be the opposite. 
Common Editing: Parallel editing is commonly seen to add tension and suspense. 
Example Films: Some example films would be The Invisible Man, 47 Meters Down, and Arrival.
Common Sound: Common sound in thriller moves is eerie and dark sounds. This adds suspense up until the climax.
Elements I like: I like the fact that these movies have lots of plot twists that keep you on your toes. 
Elements I don't like: Sometimes these movies can be confusing especially if there are too many things going on. 



Drama: 
Common CAMS: Camera angles can vary. A common one is eye-level shots to illustrate communication between two characters. 
Common CLAMPS: High and low lighting. High lighting used in more uplifting scenes and low lighting in darker/sadder scenes. 
Common Editing: Common editing in drama movies is dissolve because it links two scenes together which adds meaningfulness and emotion.
Example Films: Common drama films would be Sully, Clouds, and After.
Common Sound: Common sounds are diegetic and non-diegetic sounds. To see where certain sounds are coming from. 
Elements I like: My favorite part about drama movies is that it never gets boring. There is always something going on.
Elements I don't like: I don't like the fact that sometimes drama movies can be overwhelming to watch. 





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