According to a questionnaire of 50 people about mise en scene conventions in thriller films: 80% expected villains to be dressed in all black, 72% expected low key lighting at crime scenes, and 72% expected arguing characters to be positioned at a distance from each other to create drama. The results suggest villains should wear dark clothing, lighting should be low key, and arguing characters should be distanced from each other for a realistic and dramatic effect.

1. Questionnaire three:
In the third questionnaire, we asked 50 people about mise en scene
within the thriller genre, here are the results:

2. 80%
15%
5%
How would you expect a villain to be
dressed?
All black
One item of black
Light clothing

3. 72%
28%
What lighting would you expect
during a crime scene?
Low key lighting
High key lighting

4. 28%
72%
How would you expect two characters
arguing to be positioned?
Cloe to each other
At a ditance from each other

5. What can be concluded from
questionnaire three:
From the results we got from this questionnaire, we have
gathered that the villain definitely needs to be wearing dark
clothing, the lighting need to be low key and also the
characters need to be positioned far away from each other
when they’re arguing to create a realistic and dramatic effect.