Miss- En- Scene A3 sheet

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 Iron Man 3:

Costume And Makeup: The man is wearing a hood which makes the man seem mysterious and unknown and there is blood wounds on the characters which show they have been through a fight or battle.

Lighting And Colour: There are very high key lighting throughout the video but at the same time there is low key lighting for an example the explosion was high key lighting  but changed to low key and went into dull colours.

Actor Placement: Characters are fighting and are dropping to the floor as they are getting hit and attacked, there lying on their backs which suggests they are in pain.

Setting And Props: Helicopters, weapons. The setting is where a war is happening or a battle.

Red Dead Redemption 2 Trailer:

Costume and Makeup: Scars and wounds on peoples faces and body. Bruises and stitches on faces suggest they were in a dramatic, violent scene. They are wearing 1800 clothes which shows this was a old movie.

Lighting And Colour: Low key and high key lighting and yellow tones. There is juxtaposition showed. 

Actor Placement: Characters are riding on horses, there are robberies happening and there is mostly men in the movie which shows its a masculine movie. There is a lot of violence and aggression shown. All characters are determined.

Setting And Props: Horse, guns, camp fires, explosions 

Stranger Things:

Costume And Makeup: Bags, old clothes, hats, baggy clothes suggests masculinity 

Lighting And Colour: High key lighting mainly and the scene had been juxtaposed with the darkness of action, its in daylight it seems natural and normal.

Actor Placement: Characters running away, there scared and frightened. The car got crashes and there all determined.

Setting And Props: Bikes, cars, trucks, suburbs, walkies talkies, bags and hats  


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