You have proficiently identified and interpreted generic aspects of mise-en-scene with regard to costume and locations. Your use of media terminology is developing.
Next steps:
1) When a character is narrating the story this is called "a voice over". This is a device which positions the audience with the characters thus the audience views the action from a character's point of view.
2) You write well but you need to develop your analysis, for example you could have discussed the way genre is established with the use of chiaroscuro lighting which adds a sense of nightmare to the mise-en-scene.
You have proficiently identified and interpreted generic aspects of mise-en-scene with regard to costume and locations. Your use of media terminology is developing.
ReplyDeleteNext steps:
1) When a character is narrating the story this is called "a voice over". This is a device which positions the audience with the characters thus the audience views the action from a character's point of view.
2) You write well but you need to develop your analysis, for example you could have discussed the way genre is established with the use of chiaroscuro lighting which adds a sense of nightmare to the mise-en-scene.
I am pleased you are getting yourself up to date.