Desktop or computer screen genre movies

Anti-mainstream movie genre with a tense sensation. It's like playing in a movie with adrenaline nuances that spur your heart fast as you are carried away by the atmosphere that flows along the storyline.

Computer screen genre movies or desktop films are subgenres of movies in which the storyline that occurs is entirely on the computer screen or smartphone screen.

This genre became popular in the 2010s along with the growing influence of the internet in everyday life. This technique is often ascribed to the genre footage found, but it is different.

Definition

The computer screen-themed movie takes place on one particular screen, which never leaves that screen, the performance of the camera must resemble the behavior of the camera on that device, all actions in the storyline must be done in real time, with no other transitions visible and all sound must come from within a computer or smartphone only.

After the computer screen horror-themed movie 'Unfriended' which was released in 2014, it became the first film with the longest duration to use a computer screen storyline.

After that it officially became a sub genre known as 'Screen Life', the main term for movies created using a desktop interface.

The beginning

'Desktop Documentary', a sub-genre of desktop movies, was created by Kevin B. Lee and his colleagues at the School at the Art Institute of Chicago in 2015. They defined desktop documentary as a form of filmmaking that uses screen capture technology to interact in front of the computer screen as a camera and canvas lens.

Desktop documentaries attempt to describe and question the way we navigate the world through computer screens.

Desktop documentaries can be thought of as part of a computer screen movie that deals with real-life material rather than a fictional narrative world.

Here's a recommended playlist Movies using a desktop computer or smartphone display method Sub genre computer screen:

• (2002) The Collingswood Story

• (2013) The Den

• (2013) Noah

• (2014) Unfriended

• (2014) Open Windows

• (2015) Connection Lost

• (2016) Face 2 Face

• (2016) Sick House

• (2018) Unfriended 'Dark Web'

• (2018) Searching

• (2018) Profile

• (2019) Creep Nation

• (2019) Live

• (2020) Host

• (2020) Followed