Thrilling audiences with suspense
Suspense thrillers keep you on the edge of your seat. A good suspense film is like a ball rolling downhill, picking up speed — the audience doesn’t know where and when it’s going to stop. Alfred Hitchcock was the master of suspense with such films as North by Northwest. Horror and crime films incorporate the suspense genre effectively as well. A suspense/thriller can also mix in science fiction, as in Signs and Minority Report. Other titles that’ll keep you
in suspense include Fatal Attraction Rear Window The Fugitive Vertigo A good suspense thriller relies on a great script, not on special effects or even fast-paced action. This genre can be done on a low budget — you just need to intrigue your audience with a story that they’d love to see unfold. Stealing the audience’s
attention: Crime pays
Audiences have always been intrigued by police dramas, detective tales, and mobster stories because an audience likes to piece the clues together and doesn’t want to know all the answers right away. Many crime dramas fall into a subgenre known as film noir (which conjures up images of darkness and shadows in the 1940s, along with exaggerated high and low angles and often
unique composition of shots to tell the story). The film Dick Tracy is a prime
example of the crime genre and film noir. Batman (the series of theatrical
films) is a science-fiction comic-book action story in the film-noir style. Other
crime drama titles include
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Thrilling audiences with suspense
Suspense thrillers keep you on the edge of your seat. A good suspense film is like a ball rolling downhill, picking up speed — the audience doesn’t know where and when it’s going to stop. Alfred Hitchcock was the master of suspense with such films as North by Northwest. Horror and crime films incorporate the suspense genre effectively as well. A suspense/thriller can also mix in science fiction, as in Signs and Minority Report. Other titles that’ll keep you
in suspense include Fatal Attraction Rear Window The Fugitive Vertigo A good suspense thriller relies on a great script, not on special effects or even fast-paced action. This genre can be done on a low budget — you just need to intrigue your audience with a story that they’d love to see unfold. Stealing the audience’s
attention: Crime pays
Audiences have always been intrigued by police dramas, detective tales, and mobster stories because an audience likes to piece the clues together and doesn’t want to know all the answers right away. Many crime dramas fall into a subgenre known as film noir (which conjures up images of darkness and shadows in the 1940s, along with exaggerated high and low angles and often
unique composition of shots to tell the story). The film Dick Tracy is a prime
example of the crime genre and film noir. Batman (the series of theatrical
films) is a science-fiction comic-book action story in the film-noir style. Other
crime drama titles include
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