The document discusses the artist's choices for the mis-en-scene of a music video project inspired by 1980s artists. Key elements include: 1) Clothing and accessories evoking 1980s styles, including bold glasses and statement jackets. 2) A pink and blue color scheme representing the song's themes. 3) Filming with a 1980s-style VHS aesthetic to tie the visuals to the chosen song and project theme.

1. artist mis-en-scene

2. Clothing
statement jackets
80s style bold glasses
pink and blue
colour scheme as
well as b&w
spectrum

3. 80s style VHS film
Having ties to my theme of choice
through song selection and
aesthetic of my final products.
For example (bottom left corner)
the text has no relevance,
however the colour and font in
which it is displayed is something
I like.

4. pink and blue colour scheme

5. My third slide on filming / editing specifics therefore allude to my choices in mis-en-
scene, which are very centred around the 80s and inspired by artists of the time of
whom were very influential in aspects of mis-en-scene e.g fashion and new trends.
I have chosen to stick to a ‘pink and blue’ colour scheme. This is due to my song
choice and what it represents. I intend my video to consist entirely of women (3 or
4) and wish to shot them with both feminine and masculine energies. This is in order
to enforce the idea that girls do not need to be extremely ‘girly’ nor boyish to in
fact be considered a female. To portray this, I have used the stereotypical favouring
colours of the genders to visually represent both energies.
Due to having this idea, I would like the clothing and props to match this theme; if
not through colour then at least portraying either a feminine or masculine motif.