The movie I decided to use to show mise-en-scene was the 1997 film, “Titanic.” The RMS Titanic was originally built in 1909 and began its voyage on April 10 th , 1912. Now because this took place such long ago, there will be many things we see in the film that we may not see as much in today’s society. Mise-en-scene focuses on 4 main elements, lighting, costumes, setting and staging. To start off, Titanic starts off by showing an old, vintage video of the actual titanic I presume, showing people on the dock waving good by to their friends and family who are on the ship. Cameras back then didn’t have the capabilities to produce colors as cameras today do. The scene of the ship tells us that this is where the movie will be taking place. The whole movie takes place on the ship, even when they cut from the past to the present, they are still on a ship. Moving forward, as the scene switches, we see some type of submarine going down into the ocean and soon touches the ocean floor. The...
The movie that I chose was a 2017 action film called, "What Happened To Monday" directed by Robert WirKola. This movie takes place in the future as overpopulation and famine has become a big problem. Due to overpopulation and famine, families are only allowed to have one child. One day, 1 of seven siblings disappear and the siblings do everything they can to find her, only to find out she sold them out. In the beginning of the movie, the narrator talked about how to world was falling apart due to overpopulation, climate change and famine. Not being able to produce enough food for the entire world was a problem and they needed to find a solution. This shot is an establishing shot which shows the location and mood in which the movie takes place in. That is what homes look like after a natural disaster hit because of climate change, homes submerged underwater and the water is so high up that you can not even see the ground or the tree bark. This next camera angle that I chose...