Media Aaron 2011

3 aspects of camera movements in the clip. 1. Handheld When the man is in the train and walking, you can see visible shakes in the camera, suggesting that he is making movements, or being spied on in the train. 2. Tilt The camera man uses tilt in the scene mainly in the fight scene, the aftermath and the train scene. It shows the character and their facial expression from the bottom up, the right, the left, or looking from the top down. 3. Crane  When the police officers were flying around with jetpacks during the fight scene, they used a crane shot to view the fight from their perspective, and to show the guy who's getting chased. Its also good to see the violence and the falling police officers etc.

1. Camera Shots Over the shoulder picture from the computers perspective, focusing in on the woman's face. this is used for effect and to show the expressions of the character in focus. Close up shot of the character showing her facial features and expressions, also blurs background for effect.  over shoulder image showing the character focused on the computers, showing scenery. This also creates a nice view for the viewer to look at.

 Task 1: Title of Clip Costume & Make-Up Lighting & Colour Actor Movement/Placement Setting & Props Iron Man 3  High tech, special effects Fierce lighting, dark colour palette.   Aggressive movement High tech suits,explosives etc.  RDR2  19th century, american cowboy  Non vibrant colour palette  Formatted, crazy, intimidating   Wild west Stranger Things 80s, scary  Very dark colour palette  Middle paced, slowly faster, scattered assortment  Retro, distorted.  Nike  Vibrant  vibrant, all tones  fast paced, energetic  London, Peckham Task 2: Go to: https://mediamacguffingcseyear1.blogspot.com/2025/10/media-language-mise-en-scene.html   Watch the clip: The opening of television drama ‘Stranger Things’, a science fiction story set in the 1980s when four friends get wrapped up in a dangerous alternate universe.  Write a paragraph about the Mise-en-scène of the clip on your ‘Mise-en...