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The document discusses various elements of mise-en-scene in a film scene. A man's formal suit and buttoned top suggest he cares about presentation and making an impression, implying he is sophisticated. Houses in the shot are on different levels, making them seem completely separate and implying everyone keeps to themselves. A character's dreadlocked hair and loose top represent them as a free spirit who goes against the system, while a moldy sandwich and sour milk portray the country as unclean and neglected, juxtaposing his upper-class image.
Mise–en scene tomasssssssss
- 3. Props The car would’ve been a nice car at the time, suggests that that he is a well off professional and self sufficient.
- 5. Costume • Formal suit with top button done up, this implies that he cares about presentation and making an impression. Also suggests that he is sophisticated.
- 7. Set design Everything seems isolated, despite two houses being in shot they’re at different levels, making it seem that they are completely separate from each other. Implying that everyone keeps themselves to themselves.
- 9. Costume and hair Hair in dreadlocks – free spirit, enforced by the turquoise loose top, could also represent the youth as unclean and going against the system
- 11. Props Mouldy sandwich, sour milk – the country is an unclean place and not looked after.This juxtaposes his upper-class, sophisticated image putting him out of his comfort zone.This represents the character as adaptable to situations that put him out of his comfort zone, although judging by his reaction maybe he is not so adjustable.