In our film, "The Run", the whole story line is suspenseful. Even right from the intro, people are on the edge of their seats trying to put the pieces together in order to discover who committed the murder. People are normally attracted to any story with suspense because it gives them a rush of excitement and anxiety towards what may happen next. Suspense also helps build the story up to the climax, making the story keep people intrigued the entire time rather than getting bored. As the story continues to build up, the viewer feels more emotionally involved and wouldn't want to turn off their screen once they've become personally fused into the storyline.
All in all, suspense is really important when it comes to attracting an audience to come view your film. The best way to get the most viewers is to advertise the suspenseful parts of our film. By putting out a trailer with the suspenseful parts of the film, such as a glimpse of him escaping, running through the woods, and some shots of him trying to not get caught later on in the film, people would be attracted to the trailer and would want to go see it when it plays in the movie theaters.
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