Friday, February 21, 2025

Mise-en-scene (LIGHTING)

 LIGHTING

Lighting is a key part of mise-en-scene. Lighting created mood, atmosphere and visual texture. It shapes the subject, defines the character and can help develop the overall meaning of the media. There are 3 lighting techniques, three point lighting, lowkey lighting and high key lighting. It also depicts character and overall emotion. 

For example, in the Noir genre, high contrast colors are used. Most of these are explored/considered in pre production. The colors and light inform the theme and place of the film and characters of the film. It can also suggest character's state of mind and convey setting






In our film opening, we filmed most of the clips outside. It is a suspense/thriller film opening related to phone addiction. So, we stuck to just natural light/ sounds. Except we had to create the phone notification sounds. 


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Final product!!!

 OPENING AND CCR CCR - (Ignore the random cutout at social groups) Opening - (Ik it is kinda bad as we pushed it to the last minute)