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This document discusses various elements of mise-en-scène in the 1996 film Space Jam. It describes the settings in the film, including basketball courts and animated environments. It notes that props like basketballs and cartoon characters establish elements of the plot. The costumes and uniforms worn by the characters, like Michael Jordan's basketball jersey, provide context clues about the sporting event taking place. Facial expressions and body language of characters help convey their emotions and reactions to events. The positioning and spacing of characters within frames can influence how the audience perceives relationships and focus. Animations and computer-generated imagery were heavily used to bring the cartoon characters to life.
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1) The video is a horror short film titled "The Smiling Man" directed by Michael Evans and posted to YouTube in 2013. It received over 9.8 million views.
2) The film is based on a true story published on Reddit that provided the plot. It is aimed at audiences 16 and older due to scary editing that could distress younger viewers.
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Mise en scène encompasses the most recognizable attributes of a film – the setting and the actors; it includes costumes and make-up, props, and all the other natural and artificial details that characterize the spaces filmed. The term is borrowed from a French theatrical expression, meaning roughly “put into the scene”. In other words, mise-en-scène describes the stuff in the frame and the way it is shown and arranged. We have organized this page according to four general areas: setting, lighting, costume and staging. At the end we have also included some special effects that are closely related to mise-en-scène.
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The short film "Soft" depicts gang violence in a working-class neighborhood through the use of various camera shots and costumes. It uses a point-of-view shot to give the audience an intimate view of the main character's experiences and feelings. Aerial shots establish the setting as a working-class area where trouble may occur. Close-up shots emphasize characters' facial expressions to convey their emotions, such as after being beaten up. The gang members dress in "chavvy" tracksuits to distinguish themselves from others, while the father's suit marks him as a target due to being of a higher class than most in the town.
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This summarizes a research task analyzing three short films:
1) "Red Handed" (2016) is about a jogger who finds a dead body in the woods. It uses realistic props and high key lighting in a believable outdoor setting.
2) "Again" (2016) follows a grieving man who is psychologically tortured after seeing someone resembling his loved one in New York City. It uses lighting and locations to build suspense.
3) "Standby" (2017), a BAFTA nominated film, takes place inside a police car and uses costumes, lighting, and props to immerse viewers in the officers' experience using their radio system.
Task 2 music video
The music video uses various cinematography techniques to tell a story. It begins and ends with a high-angle shot of the main character lying in his bed, showing he is stuck reliving the past. Flashbacks depicted through close-ups show him remembering his late mother. The dull lighting in the house contrasts with the glowing forest, indicating his trip through lucid dreaming. By getting high, the main character is able to see his mother one last time in the place of their happiest memories. The video aims to amplify the song's meaning and advertise the band to its target alternative rock audience.
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Mise en-scène 2 space jam
- 1. MISE-EN-SCÈNE 2 Mise-en-scène is the arrangement of scenery in the frame. The setting or surroundings of an event.
- 3. SETTING There are many settings in this film but one of the settings in this film is in the area as the film is about basketball. There is many animated settings that are also included in this film. All the settings in the film are beneficial as it tells the story to the audience. Setting is important because it manipulates the audience by building a certain expectation.
- 4. PROPS Some of the props used would be things that make the picture for example having a basketball shows the film will include an element of basketball in it. Having cartoon characters will symbolise that this movie will be funny and for children of all ages. People will of had to do the voice over for each cartoon character involved completely from scratch.
- 5. COSTUME HAIR AND MAKE-UP The costume and make-up in this scene shows that there is a basketball game about to take place or has taken place as Michael Jordan is sweating and also you can tell it is a basketball game because of the uniform they are wearing which symbolises basketball.
- 6. FACIAL EXPRESSIONS AND BODY LANGUAGE Facial expressions are important as they create a image for the audience of how that character is feeling. In this picture the body language and facial expression of Michael Jordan that he is dazed and confused as to something he has just witnessed. Body language is also an indicator of how an audience view a characters feeling. However different people of the audience can view his body language and facial expressions differently. In picture two Michael Jordan looks more serious like he does not to be messed around, he is in the zone. Picture 1 Picture 2
- 7. POSITIONING AND SPACE Both of these are in the same section of the film/ trailer however the characters are positioned on either side of the frame and there is a degree of space between them which connotes that they are not friendly. In picture 2 however Michael Jordan is central compared to the other cartoon characters around which connotes that he is the main focus which will make the audience will look straight at him as your eyes are drawn to him. Picture 1 Picture 2
- 8. VISUAL EFFECTS Animations is a key element in the film as the most of the characters are cartoons. There is a lot of computer generated imagery used in Space Jam as the cartoons involved.