Mise-en-scene

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COSTUME
The costume worn by the actors are shown to be very dull and boring which is similar to the background of the scene. The connotation of the dull and non bright colours are portrayed to show a negative and mysterious scene. This is effective in setting the mood of the play so the audience is engaged more.
LIGHTING
The lighting in here is neither back, fill or key light but is a motivated light as the natural daylight from above the actors are used as lighting to see the actors. This is done to firstly hide the identity of the actors but also links to the mood of the scene as the lighting depicts the mood.
ACTORS
The placement of the actors, being the centre determines the mood in the image. the Actor standing up shows superiority and power whereas the man leaning on the chair shows less power that the man standing up but still portrays some sort of fearlessness. This is different for the woman as she has her head down and is placed further back from the camera.
MAKE-UP
The identity is hidden
PROPS
In this image, there is little to no props evident apart from chairs and a table. This may have been done to show that they are in some sort of prison and is linked to the dull and moody scene. The table and chairs may let the audience know the class of each actor by differentiating the people who sit down and the person who stands up
SETTING
This image is set in some sort of underground prison where the only source of lighting is from above. the lighting also tells us that there is full isolation.


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