- Minimalist furniture in his room
- Bright lighting
- Effy's room is dark and very full
- Confident posture
- Very put together
- Bed sheets show interests or hobbies
- White is everywhere in his room
- The mirror and weights suggests that he cares about his appearance
- Clean face and neat hair when he has just woke up
- Flawless, bed sheets are not creased, clothes laid out like a shop
- Relationship with his dad- Tony's in charge, he is very manipulative and often sticks up for his sister
- Woke up before his alarm
- His room is very tidy which is not stereotypical for a boy of his age
- At the beginning half his face is lit suggesting that there is two sides to him
- He reads Nausea by Jean-Paul Sartre which shows him as smart, intellectual and pretentious
- Birds eye view at the beginning
- Church bells appear which could show the characters innocence or more likely his monastic ways
- He lies in the middle of a man and women giving the audience the thought that maybe he is bi-sexual
- Methodical
- Un-creased sheets
- Stylish; red t-shirt, black jumper, khaki chinos, white trainers and a low maintence haircut
- Escher calendar
- 8 1/2 Federico Fellini which is a film about an art gallery, unusual for a boy
- Everything is well thought out
- Makes him stand out from other boys of his age range
Tuesday, 6 October 2015
Mise - en - Scene (Tony from the TV drama Skins)
Looking at the short clip for about two minutes of the first episode of Skins season one, I picked out the following things about the general Mise-en-Scene:
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