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In a scene from the film The Descent, a group of women explore a dark cave using headlamps and a lighter for dim lighting. When a monster called a crawler appears, the scene switches to night vision footage to portray the creature raising their heart rates. The location of a dark cave sets an eerie atmosphere. Acting shows the women are scared after encountering one of the crawlers. Costumes of mining gear indicate they are exploring the cave.
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The document summarizes key micro elements used in the opening of an ancient Egypt-set film, including:
1) The setting establishes it is 1290 BC in Egypt through orange colors and aged statues.
2) Costumes, including a pharaoh headdress and body paint, communicate the characters and time period.
3) Cinematography techniques like close-ups, zooms and tracking shots direct audience attention and build suspense.
4) Diegetic and non-diegetic sounds, like horse noises and a narrator, make the scene realistic and help explain the story.
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3) Worked within the constraints of the assignments, which included having a secret scene not shown in one film.
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The document discusses the mise en scene elements used in a cave scene from a movie. It describes the low lighting in the cave that allows only a tiny bit of light from the characters' helmets to be visible. It also notes that the actors' faster movements are used to convey fear and intensity. Props like helmets, flashlights and ropes are employed to make the cave scene feel realistic, while makeup is applied to monsters to increase fear and tension.
The cave scene
The document summarizes aspects of mise-en-scene in a cave scene from a film. It discusses the practical lighting used, including flares, to create shadowy areas that make the cave setting more believable. It notes that the hikers wear typical hiking gear to indicate they have been in the cave, while the "crawlers" have special costumes and makeup to look more unusual. Props mentioned include skulls, bones, and a camera used as a light source along with flares. The only location shown is the cave setting.
mise-en-use Clip 4
The document discusses various elements of mise-en-scene in the film The Descent. Lighting in the cave scenes creates a sense of claustrophobia and isolation for both the characters and the audience. The location is almost entirely within the confined space of the cave, adding to the feelings of entrapment and lack of escape. The costumes of the main characters and the creepers are also analyzed. Props like lights, cameras, and flares are important plot devices that allow the characters to navigate and discover threats within the cave. Mise-en-scene aims to instill fear and tension in viewers by making any character seem vulnerable to death at any moment.
Mise en scene 1
This document discusses different elements of mise-en-scene in a film scene including: location, costume/makeup, props, lighting/color, and movement/acting. The location establishes a dark cave with bones on the floor foreshadowing death. The monster's makeup makes it look sinister. Props like bones and a camera are used to enhance acting. Night vision lighting adds a cold, fearful tone. Actresses' genuine reactions were captured by withholding information from them about the crawler actors.
Star wars
This document analyzes the mise-en-scene, props, lighting, costumes, movement of actors, sound, camera techniques, and editing used in Star Wars. It discusses how the forest, temple, and castle settings create tension and mystery. It notes how the lightsaber and spaceships advance the sci-fi genre. Character movements like Kylo Ren's slow intimidating walk and Chewbacca's lumpy gait develop their characters. Sound, from lightsabers to music, enhances scenes. Camera shots like close-ups and tracking shots draw the viewer in. Extensive CGI is used to realize the sci-fi world.
Analysing mise en scene for descent
This document analyzes the mise en scene elements in a cave scene from a film. It discusses how the lighting uses infrared night vision to depict the limited light inside the cave. It also notes how a flare is later used as another light source. The location of the dark, cramped cave creates a scary environment and props like bones on the floor add to the fear. Costumes show the characters are prepared for hiking and makeup makes the goblin prosthetics look deformed. Character movements express their states of injury or adaptation to the space, while acting conveys emotions like terror at their situation.
Analysing mise en scene for descent
This document analyzes the mise en scene elements in a cave scene from a film. It discusses how the lighting uses infrared night vision to depict the limited light inside the cave. It also notes how a flare is later used as another light source. The location of the dark, cramped cave creates a scary environment and props like bones on the floor add to the fear. Costumes show the characters are prepared for hiking and makeup makes the goblin prosthetics look deformed. Character movements express their states of injury or adaptation to the space, while acting conveys the characters' terror and reactions.
Evaluation Question 1
1. Jessica Castledine filmed the opening scene for her post-apocalyptic film "Desolation" at Brierley Park to represent isolation.
2. Props like canned food and old clothes were used to show the character's scarce supplies and long-term survival.
3. The character's dirty appearance and torn clothing aimed to portray living rough for a long time without proper supplies.
Evaluation script
This document provides details about the production and evaluation of a short film. It discusses the various media technologies used during the research, pre-production, production, and evaluation stages. These include blogs, presentation tools, cameras, editing software, and more. It also analyzes several scenes from the film in terms of genre, representation, use of color, lighting, music, and other cinematic techniques. The film explores themes of being lost and features a supernatural character named Kharon who guides the protagonist through different dreamlike locations.
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- 2. Lighting portrays a lot of different things. Bright lighting could represent a good person that stands out and dark or dim lighting could represent a person who is bad. In the film, the descent, we see that Night Vision is used when the monster appears to show that the monster, which is the crawler, is raising up the heart beats of the girls inside the cave. LIGHTING
- 3. LOCATION The location is where the scene is set within a movie. Scenes are used to set the atmosphere within the movie. In the descent, the location in this clip is in a dark cave, which gives off a sense where it is a bit eerie which gives a feeling to the audience that something is about to happen sooner or later.
- 4. The props that were used for the scene were a lighter, which was used for lighting which was not very bright. Also another prop that was used were head torches, being used to guide the girls to find the way out of the cave. Another prop is the Night Vision camera, used to record the footage where the crawler unexpectedly appears. PROPS
- 5. ACTING/MOVEMENT Acting/Movement is a way of how the audience can pick up how a person is feeling. Things such as body language is a way of how an actor communicates with the audience. In this scene in the descent, we see that these group of women are scared because they have seen one of the crawlers.
- 6. The costumes that were used were mining or rock climbing gear to show that they’re in a cave and they have to climb or abseil on rocks to reach certain places which may lead to the way out. The make-up was prosthetic make-up for the crawlers which pop up out of nowhere seen on the Night Vision camera. COSTUME, HAIR/MAKE-UP