Genre Reasearch-Crime, Thriller, and Drama

The genre I will research first will be crime. The common camera angles, movements, and shots for this genre are high angle, low angle, eye level, tracking shot, trunk shot, crane shot, and zoom. Some of the common sounds in this genre are gun shots, police sirens, digetic sound, non-digetic sound, sound bridge,dialogue, and footsteps. The common mis-en-scene of this genre are the decor which is usually broken glass, a rundown warehouse, and police stations. Some of the props in this genre are a police car, a getaway car, guns, money, and drugs. Some of the costumes in this genre are police uniforms and dark clothes for the criminals. Some of the lighting used in these type of movies are basic lighting, cinematic lighting, hard film lighting and motirated lighting. The common editing in this genre is cross cutting, dissolve, fade in, fade out, shot reverse shot, and reaction shot. Some crime films are Law and Order, Brooklyn Nine Nine, Criminal Minds, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Zodiac, and The Killer. The elements that I liked about this genre is the criminal act in the movies and all the police elemets included in the movie. Some of the elements I don't like about this genre is that it's so predictable and now the titles tell the movie before I watch it. The next genre I will research is the thriller genre. The common camera angles used in this genre were eye level, high angle, low angle, and dutch. The common camera shots used in this genre were long shot, medium long shot, medium shot, close up, extreme close up, two shot, three shot, and over the shoulder. The camera movements in this genre are commonly pan, flash pan, tilt, tracking shot, trunk shot, and crane shot. The common sound used in this genre is diegetic sound, non-digetic sound, sound bridge, sound motif, dialogue, voice over, score, incidental music, and ambient sound. The mis-en-scene in this genre is natural make-up, smuged eye make-up to show fear and some of the locations in this genre are haunted houses and some of the props used are guns and knives and other weapons. The common editing used in the genre are cross cutting, cutaway, insert, shot reverse shot, eyeline match, jumpcut, reaction shot. Some films in this genre are Don't Let Go, Us, Happy Death Day, Bird Box, and The Perfect Guy. The elements I like about this genre is that it's so unexpected, you'll think you know the storyline but it will totally change. The elements I don't like are that it can be scary, because I don't like surprises. The next and final genre that I will research will be drama. The common CAMS in this genre are close up, long shot, high angle, over the shoulder, medium shot, extreme close up, trunk shot, crane shot, stock shot, zoom, tracking shot, tilt, pan, medium long shot, medium close up, two-shot, three-shot, eye level, and establishing shot. The common sound in this genre diegetic sound, sound bridge, sound motif, dialogue, voiceover, incidental music, and ambient sound. Some of the location in the drama genre is jail, court room, and maybe someones house. In this genre the usual costusmes are usually everyday clothes. Some of the props used are cellphones and some weapons. The common editing used in the genre are cross cutting, cutaway, insert, shot reverse shot, eyeline match, jumpcut, reaction shot. Some example films in this genre are The Hate U Give, Avengers: Endgame, Lady Bird, A Star is Born, and Selma. The elements that I like in this genre are that it really connects with the audience and makes me want to continue watching. The elements that I don't like is that films in this genre always leaves the audience on a cliff hanger. 

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