How Do You Guess The Killer In A Mystery Movie Or TV Show?
One of the most popular genres in film and television is the mystery. Friends and family always pride themselves on being able to figure out “who done it” before the big reveal at the end. But instead of looking for clues like they are, use these few helpful tips to figure out the killer before they can (and maybe earn some money betting on the side). Obey the rules of supporting characters. In film and television, it is very expensive to give actors dialogue. Extras don’t get paid as much as speaking actors, so the only time characters are given lines is when they have information that the audience needs. If a character is speaking and he or she is not a main character, pay attention to their lines–they’re either the killer, or they know something important about them. Watch out for the close-up. At some point in time during the film, a character who is not the investigator is going to get a close-up. DO NOT buy it; this is not your killer. This is the red herring, the character they
