Mise-en-scene analysis blog tasks

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  Mise -en-scene blog tasks 2

 1.This show is called greys anatomy and it’s about surgeons saving lives and their own life while they are suffering from something very depressing such as daughter dying 
2.The genre of this show is medical drama
3.i think the target audience are the younger people who are interested in medicine and wants to do it in the future al thought this is not based on truth.


 1. This show is about federal agents who are on a mission everyday to catch criminals on a daily basis such as pedophiles, serial killer etc 
2. The genre of this show is suspense.
3.i think the target audience are people who are like 18-25 who are interested in criminology and wants to be something similar to FBI.





.In clip 1 the costume of the clown is dirty and extravagant giving a haunted look. Whereas in clip 2 the actors are wearing casual and everyday clothing while they are at the haunted house.  

 In the first clip, they are using ambient lighting to give a sinister and eerie atmosphere. They have done this to give a dull look to emphasise the horror in the clip. However, in clip 2 the lighting is very normal  which puts attention onto the main characters.

 In the first clip, the facial expressions of the young teen showed that the were petrified: their faces showed fear. This is due to him being frightened of the clown. However in the second clip, the facial expressions of the actors were shocked as when they saw the girl getting spilled by a blue paint. 

 In the first clip, the makeup of the clown was extremely bold and artificial, his face was painted white and there are are elements of red on his face possibly a symbol of blood and death. However, in the second clip the makeup on the young teens were natural and the type that people wear everyday. This further illustrates normality and a casual atmosphere. 

second clip, there is a use of a cabinet to show the clown coming out . This creates an eerie atmosphere as it indicates abnormality and grotesqueness. There are also broken chairs and tables which could show violence and danger. However, in clip 2 the props being used are TV and the paint. 














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