Mise-en-scene

Mise-en-scene means everything that you can see infront of the camera 

This includes everything like...

Visual information in front of the camera

Made up of 5 element

Sets

Genre

Mood/tone

Pathetic Fallacy

Costume, hair and make up

Actors e.g. facial expressions

Lighting 

Props used

Plays

Setting and location

Connotation of 28 days later 

• Location that it took place: In a hospital - illness/injuries, recovery, confusion, paniced, scared, worry
• Time of the period: Modern Day
• Weather: Early morning - new day
• Environment: Lots of rubble and rubbish everywhere, smashed up drinks machines, buses tipped over on its side, london bus so could relate to location

Movie Introduction/Opening (Preliminary)

180 Degree Edited Movie

In this movie we used different camera shots. One shot we used was the 180 degree shot where we showed a change in view in a 180 degree shot. 

Media Movie Poster

Media

Movie Poster: Cape Fear

The film poster that I'm analyzing is Cape Fear. This is a 1991 psychological thriller directed by Martin Scorsese and is a remake of a film with the same name which was made in 1962.

The first thing that I noticed about the posters are the eyes looking through the middle... The shows a sense of someone watching you at all times. I have not watched the film but from this it gives me a clear idea that someone might watch another character throughout the film. 

The second thing I noticed was the (possible) family of three in the centre. This shows that it is likely for there to be a family in the film which are the main characters which could be being watched by the person mentioned in the first paragraph.

The third thing I noticed was the lightning in the background. This can show a clear sign that this film is a horror or something along those lines. Also the colours used (black and dark skies) also reiterates the sense of this film being a horror.