This document discusses stylistic conventions in the comedy and horror film genres. For comedy, conventions include using bright lighting to create a happy tone, settings like schools or parties, and endings that resolve happily. The document analyzes scenes in Superbad and 10 Things I Hate About You, noting similarities and differences in lighting, costumes, and endings between the two films. For horror, conventions mentioned are single settings, characters forgetting events, ominous non-diegetic sounds, and dark lighting. IT and Summer of 84 are analyzed, both involving young protagonists and threats targeting children. A scene from IT is also summarized, describing its unsettling sound design.