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Mise-en-Scene for Opening Sequence

Having a brief idea as to what our film is going to be about before we start finalizing our story and presenting a pitch to the class, we now need to consider our Mise-en-Scene and how we are going to make this to be similar to how an Action/Adventure film should be filmed.

Props: As our opening sequence is an action/adventure genre there will certainly be weapons like guns involved which is a classic weapon to draw in the viewers.

Locations: For the first shot our opening sequence will be filmed in a drama studio as we can experiment with the lighting on the characters faces/bodies to really give off effects.

Recce-shots: (a pre-filming visit to a located place to see if its suitable for filming).

Costumes: As our first shot is an interview the interviewer will be wearing a smart suit ( black) an the villain will be wearing rough smart wear like an undone up shirt and tie etc. Examples of our costume thoughts are shown below:








Actors: There is one interviewer, one corporal (protagonist) and one innocent local

Lighting: In the first shot there will be very good and concentrated lighting as we are using the drama studio which can go pitch black as there are blackout blinds in there and the walls are coloured black, this will become very handy for perfecting our opening scene.

Atmosphere: In the interview room , the atmosphere must be very isolated, quiet with no noise whatsoever so the sound is only concentrated on the voices of the characters and their movements (footsteps). However after the villain escapes the interview room and runs out the music will get more dramatic and the atmosphere will become more hectic as the scene progresses.

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