Thursday, 6 November 2014

Genre research

Genre research
 
A horror film depicts the viewers emotions, worst fears, terror of the unknown. The horror genre is a genre that often features scenes throughout the film to scare the viewer using macabre and the supernatural. This genre also overlaps with other genres such as:
  • Comedy
  • Thriller
  • Horror
 
There are also sub-genres that may be involved such as: Physiological, thriller, demonic, supernatural, suspense or gothic. There are also hybrid genres that cross over two different genres to make a combination of both types of film.
 
Conventions of horror:
  • Usually starts off with a family what then gets torn apart.
  • Themes to do with religion, supernatural, insanity, death and the undead coming back to life.
  •  Point of view shots are common in a horror to give the sense it’s real also to giving the audience a feel of not knowing what is about to happen. Fast pace editing is used to give the sense of panic due to the events taking place.
  • The setting is using isolated and places where the area connotes that the people are alone.
  • The characters in a horror are normally negative energies such as devils, demons, monsters ect…


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