Edward Scissorhands Ice Dance Scene Setting: This scene is set in Kim's back garden with her house in the background with Christmas lights hanging from the house. Hair and Make Up: Kim has natural make up and an angle like styled hair to show she is very angelic and graceful. Kim also has ice shavings falling gently around her and on her hair and face, this creates a halo look on the top of her head. Kim has the big eyes and plump lips, narrow nose which a lot of people say is 'the perfect features'. However Eadward has scares all over his face and very messy black hair. Edwards make up is very pale face with very dark lips, a purple colour. His hair looks like it’s never been brushed or combed, it also is very spicky looking. Costume: Kim is wearing a white satin (or silk) dress. I think the reason for Kim wearing a white dress is to show she is innocent and very angelic and what Edward sees as an angle. Edward is wearing the clothes Peg (the mum) had given him...
HORROR - A Quiet Place A Quiet Place: Director: John Krasinski Watching the video above until 3 minutes. The film starts with a few clips of the derelict town, in about 0.30 minutes in there's movement of a young boy running. This Sets the scene for the rest of the film. The setting is very quiet and it starts with the characters in a shop, no body is around. The characters are using sign language to communicate. There's missing people posters up on a pin board, the director thought about every detail to the mise-en-scene. The cinematography and editing is slow, there 8 still videos of the town that show the setting. They are about 4 second videos which are quite long compared to 2 second clips. The camera angle varies to give the best angle. Some are shots of the floor and some are of the sky/ceiling. This opening is contrasting with the climax of the film near the end where there's short, fast quick pace shots. There is a tracking shot moving past the aisle showing two of...
HORROR: Eyes Of The Forest Eyes of the forest: Director: Finn Sheridan and Sophie Craw The camera angles are following both the victim and the attacker on their journey until they meet. The lighting is light out, there are no dark tones except for the costume of the attacker who is in all black, which isn't conventional for horror films. What do we learn? There's young lady running out alone in the woods. She is captures by someone whilst out on a run. Who are we introduced to? We are introduced to a young lady and and I presume, an older man. What setting are used? A forest, it's slightly dimmed. The forest is close to a town because she had to run there. Although it's probably close by it is far away enough for no one to notice she's gone. What is the look/style/aesthetic? It looks eary because no ones around, and it's showing that any time or place. It's a horror because it leaves the audience questioning what's going on. What conventions of the g...
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