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.

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.