The document discusses techniques used in thriller film trailers and films to create suspense and a sense of isolation. Specifically, it mentions using night or dawn settings in abandoned areas, dark lighting and shadows to make scenes scary, constantly changing camera angles and cutting shots quickly during editing to build tension. It also notes that thrillers tend to use adult rather than teenage characters and that faster editing can build more suspense to keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

1. In a few trailers the
setting is sometimes
night or dawn and in
abandoned areas
leaving the sense of
isolation
The lighting
is sometimes
dark to make
the scene
scary.
Shadows are
used to
represent
the darkest.
In these thriller films camera
angles constantly change
and to make it more tense
thriller film tends to cut shot
constantly as well.
Characters below
which are
teenagers are
hardly used in
thrillers because
Adults are.
The more
faster the
editing
becomes the
more
suspence it
will built and
could have
the audience
on there
seat.