Film Project Genre Research- Get Out

The film Get Out, is a horror/ thriller movie. In the first two minutes of the movie, Get Out, a lot is told about, the location, the characters relationships, and what is going to be happening next and throughout the rest of the movie. The cinematographer used large space to his advantage, when the main character Chis first walks in, the camera slowly backs away from him almost making him unrecognizable. The camera then goes into another room away from the family having a wall separate the family and the camera to remind the audience they are just there to watch, and they are not apart of the family. The use of Point-Of-View shots in this movie is important because, we get to see how the main character, Chris, views what is happening around him and what he is seeing. In the opening credits of the movie, Get Out, some of the job titles that are shown are, the production, who the production associated with, who created the film, and it then proceeds to all of the main characters' names. Get Out had a budget of 4.5 million U.S. dollars, and grossed 255 million dollars worldwide. Get Out won, an MTV movie award, best original screenplay, and was nominated for an Oscar.