Drama genre

close-up-In a normal over-the-shoulder perspective, you can see the character talking and the person they are talking to while also seeing a second character in the middle of the scene. In addition, they can be a useful approach to include this individual in the shot while demonstrating their point of view, as opposed to employing a POV shot. The majority of the frame will be taken up by a close-up of a person's face. Indicating that she is looking at something or someone behind her, the character will have an oddly angled gaze.

Extreme close-up-Having a close up of a persons face will take up most of the frame. The character will be looking slightly off center implying she is looking at something or someone behind her. A close-up of a person's face will occupy the majority of the frame. The figure will have an oddly angled gaze, indicating that she is looking at something or someone behind her

Medium shot-While not as close as a long shot, medium shots are nevertheless taken from a distance. Usually, they only reveal the character's waist up. This might aid in illuminating the character's goals or body language. The setting may be in the backdrop in medium shots, but the character in the shot will be the major attraction, so the background is usually blurred to draw the audience's attention to the main character and their emotions in the situation.

Long shot-The subject or character will most likely be in the middle of the image because that is where the viewer's focus should be. As a result, the background will be in the viewer's peripheral vision, hidden but still present in the photo. The subject or character will most likely be in the middle of the picture because that is where the viewer's focus should be, and the background will thus be in the viewer's peripheral vision—out of the way but still in the frame.

Mis-en-scene

Fake blood 

Suits 

Corsets 

Clothes that did not look applealing

Shots- 

-Tracking shots 

-Close up shots 

-Eye-level shots 

Common editing 

-Jump cuts 

-Eyeliner match 

-Shot Reverse shot 

Common sound 

--Voiceover  

-Incidental music 

 Movies-Goodfellas,Fight club,Once upon a time in Hollywood, Titanic, and hustle