Film & TV Language: Mise-en-scene blog tasks



 1.  The costume/clothing seems very rich and posh, upper-class, luxurious only the rich could afford. She has black clothes and her make-up and nails were freshly done. Her hair is done nicely and looks very posh and smart. The man is wearing a dark tie and suit which suggests he is going to work or to an interview. Marnie uses chiaroscuro (light dark) to emphasise the light and the dark bits in the photo shown. They all use hard-lighting which bright harsh key lights which produce shadows making it's scene look tough and angular. 
The matrix

 The costume   are very similar for both scenes but are  used extremely differently. First all characters are wearing black   but they are wearing it for different reasons in the matrix  they are wearing black   and glasses which fits the  futuristic spy  feel  and the reason why they are wearing black  but for scary movie the priest wears black  for the exorcism which could signify the horror  genre. The green lighting  of  the matrix set the sci fi  and futuristic whereas in the   scary movies it's very dark to indicate the horror  feel. the setting in the matrix is very dystopian as it's a sci fi  film. Whereas scary movie 2 is setting is a house  and the priest is there who  is meant to exorcise the  the girl.












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