Narcos is an American crime drama series that depicts the life of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar and the Medellín Cartel. It shows the names of actors and their roles, the production company Gaumont International Television, and the director in title frames. The mise-en-scene features a spinning film reel and blackboard to set the scene of a crime investigation. Basic editing flows between scenes using different camera angles and occasional slow motion. Spanish-style music sets the atmospheric tone for the film's Colombian setting.

2.  Narcos is an American crime drama
series. It is a serialized take on drug
kingpinPablo Escobar and
the Medellín Cartel, as well as United
States DEA agents.

3.  There is text on all of the frames which shows the
actors names of who they play in the movie,
production company's and then on the second
last frame it has the name of the film in center
screen. Then on the last frame it has the name of
the director of the film which would be what the
viewers remember.

4.  The production company for Narcos is Gaumont
International Television, it shows this in the first frame
on the film. This is done because it introduces the
audience to who they are watching a film by.

5.  The mise-en-scene of the movie is a old
film role which is spinning to represent
the crime investigation. Then it has a
blackboard in the background with
writing. This is good because it all fits in
with the genre of a crime investigation
movie.

6.  The editing is quite basic as there is not
many effects and is meant to flow in a
way that each scene moves along with
the titles. However, there is some parts
where the shots are taken in slow motion
at times along with various other camera
angles, including: zoom, low angle shot,
pan and many more.

7.  The music is in a old Spanish style song
which sets the scene to where this takes
place to the audience. The music is
good because it creates the
atmosphere of the film and sounds a bit
sinsiter.