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    Mise-en-scene” The scene that is going to be analyzing in this part is the scene in the second dimension of the dream. In the other word‚ the scene in the hotel or Arther’s dream. Mise-en-scene will covered many details in the shot for example‚ setting‚ lighting‚ character casts with their performance style‚ costume and make up‚ and the props that is using in the shot. This analysis will involve only the part where all of characters are in the same room‚ before they

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    ------------------------------------------------- Looking at Mise-en-scéne ------------------------------------------------- The Blind Side Kirstin Kuball Abstract Looking at everything onscreen and noticing why John Lee Hancock placed it in the way he did. What does he want the viewer to see and take away from the film? What is the purpose and how does it change the meanings? Themes in the film are black & white and wealth & poverty. Mise-en-scéne‚ a French term used to describe the “placement in a scene” or “onstage” of

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    him lose touch with what is and is not reality. In the following text I will be analysing and focusing on the opening scene of Donnie Darko and how mise-en-scene is used to create the mood‚ theme and setting of the film to audiences. Also how it establishes the characters and their state of mind‚ mainly of Donnie’s. Mise-en-scene (originated from a French term ‘to place in the scene’)‚

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    For my Mise-en-scene analysis‚ I chose the contemporary film‚ Drive. Released in 2011‚ Drive is a crime and drama film directed by Nicolas Winding Refn. Ryan Gosling stars a no-name Driver who lives two lives. By day‚ he is a Hollywood stunt driver and garage mechanic. At night‚ he uses his driving skills to service as a taxi for criminals. Drive is a story of his departure from isolation and connection to the lives of his neighbor‚ Irene (played by Carey Mulligan) and her son. In the film‚ we get

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    know when they will arrive‚ so instead of just waiting to die they run out and make it into an alley however a gang member shoots Taylor close to the heart in the desperation of trying to save his partner Zavala gets shot by the gang members in the back they mercisally shoot tons of bullets into Zavala’s body on top of

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    Briley Belling In the film M‚ mise-en-scene‚ cinematography‚ editing‚ and sound are used in many ways that may influence the audiences’ perception of the characters and events in the film. In M‚ the apartments in the beginning of the film and the streets‚ play a significant role to the mise-en-scene of the film. There are several props in the film that are significant as well‚ such as the noisy clock that dings on every hour‚ the blind man with the balloons in the street‚ cigarettes‚ cigars‚ knives

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    At the start of the ‘living in peace’ scene from the film ‘Disturbia’ we know we are in the character’s (Kale) house as we can see he is in his bedroom with household props such as a table‚ bed‚ lamp etc. We can also tell they are in their home as they look fairly comfortable. There is also a shot of outside the house which lets us know it is set in a normal suburban location with large houses and with large houses there are normally basements which killers are typically known to keep their victims

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    ordinary man‚ but Joe tell the story‚ tell the ultimate fate of death and implies sadness and helplessness with Norma‚ gorgeous costumes and arrogant attitude became the mirror of our world‚ the Narrative as a Formal System are perfectly match with the scene of Sunset

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    his mother‚ uncle and aunt. The arrows indicate their respective coloured circle’s stage direction and the numbers indicate the order of which movement takes place. The blue rectangle moved onto the stage is Sandy’s bed. Voice: Sandy’s voice in this scene reflects his transitioning emotions as he moves from relative to relative. With his mother‚ his voice is calm as the fear and uneasiness of the situation is only just expressed through his tone‚ while when he crosses to his aunt‚ his loud sobs sound

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    is executed through the use of camera angles‚ soundtrack‚ mise-en-scene. Various camera angles and shots are a major technique used by Luhrmann to indicate tragedy. On numerous occasions‚ a myriad of stimulating cuts‚ pans‚ and angles are demonstrated by the camera to keep interest. This undoubtable variety of camera techniques‚ which are prominent in the essence of retelling the tale‚ seemingly

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