The document discusses the semantic and syntactic aspects of the horror genre in filmmaking. Semantically, elements like actors, locations, body language, sound, editing, lighting, props, colors, shots, costumes, and composition must be carefully considered to improve the professionalism of a film. Syntactically, the order of scary events is important, as it tells the audience what will happen sequentially, such as a group investigating a haunted house being killed one by one until the final confrontation between the last survivor and killer.

1. The Semantic & Syntactic of the
Horror Genre.

2. Semantic
Actors, Location, Body
language, Sound, Editing, Lighting, Props, Colo
rs, Shot, Costume, Composition. These are all
aspects that need to be approached with
great detail when making a film. Each one
contributes to the film and make it look better
and more professional.

3. Syntactic.
When making a horror film, the syntactic
approach is important because it tells the
audience what sequence the events are going
to happen in. For example, a group of people
get together to investigate a spooky house. As
time goes on, each one is killed off until
eventually at the end it is a battle between the
last person and the killer. As to which one dies
is different in each film.