Genre Research: Thriller

 Hey everyone, me again! I am thrilled to show you my thriller genre powerpoint. Haha, did you see what I did there? I have conducted research on vital elements that compose into a thriller film. I will further consider this genre along with comparing it to the two other genres that I have researched upon and depict the best fit for my film. Without a futher ado, I hope you enjoy my powerpoint presentation.

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