Genre Research: Mystery

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  •  Common camera angles in mystery: close up, mid shot, long shot, low angle, worm eye shot.
  • Common Mis-En-Scene in mystery: dark/gloomy lighting, warm lighting, props: blood, knives, files.
  • Common Editing in mystery: parallel editing, jump cuts, reverse shot, focus, montage, tracking shots.
  • Common sound in mystery: loud sounds, quiet atmospheres, intense dialogues.
  • Example films of your genres: Knives Out, Gone Girl, Death on the Nile, Don’t Worry Darling, and Missing. 
  • What elements of mystery do I like? : the intense plot, the clues, the settings, and the characters. 
  • What elements of the genre do not appeal to you?: the breakthrough's make me annoyed, red herrings, and false witnesses.













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