How are generic elements and camera angle used to create suspense in the attic scene of the exorcist
- camera angle from the actors point of view to show what she sees
- the camera angles only show the actors face to show her fear
- no sound so you listen out for what she is looking out for
- the camera films her from behind objects as if something is watching her
- the scene is at night and the lights don't work so she uses a candle
- the woman is a isolated, stereotypical victim she is young, vulnerable woman and by herself
- when the man comes up the suspense drops immediately because he is another noise that can explain what has happened
- the scene is in the middle of the night and it is dark so you are expecting something to happen
- the title of the film tells you something bad is going to happen at one point
- she is filmed from above to make her look weak
- she is also filmed from behind to make it look like she is being followed
- she is looking at things by candle light which creates shadows so you don't have a clear view of what is around her
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