Spielberg crafts effective horror scenes by allowing suspense to build up, resulting in a larger payoff and greater scare when the horror is revealed. Three techniques that I learned from Spielberg include: subjective shooting (focus on the characters emotions/reactions), how to use the environment to establish power dynamics and introduce higher stakes (e.g. water rippling to establish the size of the monster), and his use of jump scares. Having a jump scare alone isn't as effective as it can be when paired with the previous two elements, which add much more emotional stakes.
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