The document analyzes how camera shots and lighting are used in Mad Men to represent gender roles and power dynamics in 1950s America. Several scenes showcase how men are portrayed as dominant through their suits and by surrounding women. Medium close-ups of Don Draper in a suit establish him as wealthy and powerful compared to more casually dressed women. A scene in an elevator shows men crowding around a woman, establishing their dominance through positioning and comments. Don Draper's relationship with Midge is more equal, shown through their clothing and body language in two shots that reverse traditional stereotypes.