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Mise-en-scene

Lighting is a very important aspect of a thriller film because it can create a scary atmosphere and suspense very easily. Also it means you can tell what sort of scene it is going to by the lighting. Also a particular lighting for a type of film e.g. a thriller, means you can identify it by just the lighting itself.

 

 

Low key lighting, a dark back light is used to represent a dark and scary atmosphere which can be mysterious. The lighting can also represent the personality of a character e.g. a dark light representing a dangerous or mean character and a bright light to represent a nice ,happy character. Shadows and other hidden elements can reflect of lighting. 

 

Mise-en-scene 2 (mise Harder (lighting))

Black and white visual effects can be used to create a different feel to a thriller film. Some films start of with colour and then half way through the film it changes into black and white to suggest a darker and scarier atmosphere and surroundings. This can be very effective and different to other films, 

 

Mise-en-scene with vengeance (movement).

Character movement tells the audience a lot about the characters in the film and how they connect to the film. The way that the main characters are filmed is normally in a positive manor and feature in high angle shots showing power. We can examine antagonists movement