Genre Research Thriller: Joker

Camera Shots 

• Close-up
• wide shot 
• establishing shot 
• Extreme- Closeup 
• long shot 
• medium shot 
• medium close up 
• Two Person-shot 
• Three person-shot 

Camera Movements 

• Pan 
• Tilt
• Zoom 
• tracking shot 
• dolly 

Camera Angles

• High Angle 
• Low Angle 
• Canted/ Dutch
• Over the Shoulder 
• Crane 

Editing 

• fade in 
• fade out 
• dissolve 
• cutaway 
• cross-cutting
• graphic match 
• eye-line- match 
• slow motion

Sound 

• Dialogue 
• Incidental Music
• Diegetic sound 
• Non-diegetic 
• Ambient Sound
• Score

CLAMPS

• Costumes include casual clothing shirts and pants of that time 
• Lighting- In the joker is dark all throughout the movie. The reason why because it symbolizes the progression of how he became the joker
• Makeup- The makeup in the joker was to make Arthur look like a clown which will then become he look  the joker
• Props- There were not many props but the main props that were used  in the movie were the gun the author used to kill people
• Setting- The setting of the movie was in Gotham city 

Elements 

• Elements that were part of this movie were the suspense that was built all throughout the movie. Another element was the simplicity and the normality that every character has, unlike superhero movies. The normality that Arthur had made it surprising for the audience that he became the joker. 

Elements I dislike

• There were not many elements that I dislike. One dislike that I had was that it was to gory and not every person could watch it.

Elements I like

• Elements that I like was the fact that the directors made the joker understandable. To further explain the director and the writers made a story-line so that people can understand how he became the joker. The writers made him relatable in a sense. Another thing that I like was the phenomenal acting