Evidence of Editing (Genre Conventions)

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This screenshot proves as evidence that i have implemented the use of genre conventions in my film opening, that correspond with my film's genre, crime and drama. The drug scene consists of a variety of props that function as conventions that link to my genres, the money and fake drugs convey the crime illustrated in my movie. I also used mise-en-scene in my movie, as the antagonist the drug dealer's face is never in shot, establishing that he is a mysterious character that will lead to drama.

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