Conventions of a Horror
- The convention of a horror needs to make the audience think about why something bad is going to happen, therefore they can feel sympathy for the character.
- It needs to leave the audience feeling in suspense so that they want to find out what happens next.
- Short takes with fast actions makes the audience feel confused and makes them think.
- Blood allows the audience to realize that something bad has happen.
- Costume - makes the character look vulnerable. this is so that the audience can feel sympathy for the character.
- Lots of cuts and bruises from running, with messy hair. To show that the character has had a troubled time.
- Storyline makes the audience guess what has happened.
- Fast paste makes the scene more tense and more thrilling.
- Low key lighting, hides curtain aspects of the scene making it more thrilling to watch. It also makes the scene more mysterious.
- Hyperbolic sound makes the audience jump out of their seat.
- Props
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