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Misfits
- 1. Misfits and the Representation of Age, Gender Social Class and Race.
- 2. Locations - Titles • Lighting and Colour?
- 3. Location - Characters • Lighting and Colour?
- 4. Location -Character • Lighting and Colour?
- 5. Costume, Hair, Make up
- 6. Costume Hair and Make Up
- 8. Alisha
- 9. Curtis
- 10. Nathan
- 11. Simon
- 12. Kelly
- 13. Camera • Close ups – What are they doing? What are they showing us about each character? Why so many? • Low angle for some but not all characters • Mid Shot, Two Shots and Over the shoulder shot - What do we see? Why these sorts of shots? How do they make us view the characters? • Use of handheld - Movement increases when the storm comes – what does this suggest about teens? • Slow tilt up Alisha’s body – why?
- 14. Misfits • Discuss how mise en scene, sound, editing and camera work is used to portray two teenaged characters in Misfits. • 500 words. • Due 20th April
Editor's Notes
- What is the location, what are the colours, materials, decorative details – what can we read into this?
- How do they fit in with the location?
- Do they care about their enviroment Colours – grey (no hope, no motivation) Lighting? Colours?
- What have they done to make themselves stand out? How are they ‘together’ Why orange jumpsuits?
- What is the stereotype and how does the costume/hair/make up communicate that
- Rewatch open up to outside painting Idea that teens are very emotional Teens hang out in packs they are quickly establishing hierarchies, relationships are important, sexual relationships (Curtis and Alisha) pack culture but Simon is the odd one out – how/) They panic/don’t think