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The document discusses the mise en scene elements in a cave scene from a film clip. It analyzes the lighting provided by helmets and an infrared camera, the cave location where early jump scares and monsters are seen, the rock climbing costumes showing the characters are unprepared, and props like climbing equipment and the constructed cave that build tension.
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The document analyzes the mise-en-scene, or presentation, of a cave scene in the film The Descent. Lighting is dim throughout the scene to create a sense of entrapment. Props of animal bones and bodies eaten by the crawlers convey what kind of creatures they are and a sense of danger. The closed-off cave location implies the characters are trapped and vulnerable. With little lighting, sound effects of character movement and crawler footsteps are used to inform the audience of what is happening.
Mise en-scene decent cave
The scene takes place in a cave to establish the claustrophobic and tense setting. The girls are dressed in climbing gear and have little makeup to look naturalistic. Props like lighters, flashlights, and cameras provide light in the dark cave. Very little lighting is used to increase tension, though a flare creates an orange glow in one shot. The creature's movements seem animalistic to portray it as a primitive threat.
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The document discusses various elements of mise-en-scene in the film The Descent. It describes how the lighting is used to create 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/monsters are discussed, noting how their designs contribute to the atmosphere. Several props used by the main characters, like lights and cameras, are analyzed for how they allow the characters to navigate the cave but also draw the threat of the creatures. Sound is identified as a key non-diegetic element that builds tension through
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1) In the first half, a group of friends go rafting and cave exploring unaware of the dangers below. A secret relationship is revealed which foreshadows later events.
2) In the second half, after becoming trapped in the cave, group members start dying gruesome deaths at the hands of unknown creatures.
3) By the end, only two remain alive but it is revealed to be Sarah's dream, leaving her trapped in the cave forever fighting for survival.
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The document provides an analysis of the mise-en-scène elements in a scene from the film The Descent. It discusses how the lighting uses night vision to create a dark and scary atmosphere in the cave setting. Costumes consist of rock-climbing gear that fits the activity of adventuring in the cave. Prosthetics are used to make the crawler creatures appear creepy and inhuman, and to show the severity of a character's leg injury. The cave location was filmed on location in Scotland and a studio near London to recreate an eerie and claustrophobic underground space. Movement of the creatures and cautious characters builds tension and fear. Props like flashlights, cameras, and bones are
Cave scene the descent Ryan banks
This scene from The Descent takes place in an isolated cave with no room to move. The characters have lights on their helmets as the only source of illumination, creating a sense of panic and confusion from not being able to see due to the darkness. Green coloring is used to indicate the point of view through the night vision cameras. Isolation and claustrophobia are emphasized through the bouncing lights on the cave walls. Sound effects like shouting and monster screams are used to increase the panic and identify the monster's call.
Mise En Scene of Clip 4
The document analyzes the mise-en-scene elements of a scene from the movie The Descent. It describes how the cave setting fits the dark, difficult to see tone of the clip. It notes that costumes show the characters in cave exploration gear and dirty hair to seem like they have been trapped. Lighting is very dark to enhance the fear and relief of light sources, and props like ropes, axes, and bones spread on the floor add to the realism and hint at danger. The acting by isolating the female cast made their reactions to the male "crawlers" more believable, while the crawlers' performances were also very realistic.
Clip 4
Through various lighting techniques like infrared and flashlights, the different scenes in the cave are revealed, from dark and vague to clearer views of the character and surroundings. The characters travel through different parts of the cave, which was actually built for the film rather than a real cave, in an attempt to escape. Juno wears more sporty cave attire compared to the others, like Beth in simpler suitable clothing. Props like helmets, headlamps, climbing gear and flashlights are used for the caving activity and to provide light. Diegetic sounds include water dripping, character speech and movement, while non-diegetic sounds are minimized to maintain realism since music wouldn't actually be heard in a cave.
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Two female students, Caroline and Macey, move into a new house with an unknown history. At a bonfire, other students discuss how the previous tenants, Jessica and Lucy, were found dead in the house. Caroline is awakened by noises and sees a demonic symbol drawn on the mirror. Later, Caroline is dragged downstairs by a demon as Macey helplessly watches. When the power goes out, Macey investigates and finds a trail of blood leading to Caroline's empty bed.
Mise en scene
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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- 1. Mise en Scene Mise en Scene means everything in the frame ranging from sound, lighting, props etc.
- 2. Lighting in the scene the lights on the helmets and the lighter because they're in a cave where that’s the only source of light. Also the infrared on the camera provides lighting for the viewers, but only one of the character can see and the lady uses it as it allows her to see what's surrounding her.
- 3. Location The location that they're in is a cave in clip 4. they're in the cave because they wanted to take Sarah's mind off what had recently happened. They end up getting to where the human-esque monsters leave the bones of their food. The location is significant to the viewers because its where an early jump scare happens and also we get a look at the monsters.
- 4. Costume The costumes that they're all wearing is rock climbing equipment. The rock climbing equipment again shows that they're in a cave and trying to take the death of her family off her mind. Having only rock climbing equipment again shows that they aren't as prepared as what they should've been just incase something like this happened and emphasises that they are stranded with a low percentage of surviving.
- 5. Props The props in the scene consist of things like their equipment for climbing like the pickaxe and their helmets. Also the whole cave that they are in is a prop as the cave wasn't real and was built instead of using an actual cave. The props in the scene create more tension in the audience as the axe is the only thing that they have to defend themselves and also the cave was made to create such dark lighting.