Scene Analysis: Tris

We can observe the selection of blue color symbolizing melancholy in these scenes. Also, during the film, another color scene, this time yellow, can be seen, reflecting madness, insecurity, and obsessive by these scenes in the jury and streets. The catastrophic events, scenography and audio incremented the tension of every scene and complemented the facial expressions in the characters, creating a circle of the dramatic tension in the movie.

The colors in this piece are instrumental in moving the eye across the piece and drawing attention to specific parts of the piece. For instance, for the most part, the colors that are used are dark. However, to emphasize General Wolfe, the focal point in the middle, his outfit is painted in a brighter red and yellow and the ground beneath him is light as well. Also, in order to allow the eye to glide across the painting almost all of the soldier’s uniforms are red, creating rhythm. One solider, who is apparently rushing into see Wolfe, is painted in green, which is the complimentary color to red. The use of complimentary colors brings the eyes attention to the panicked solider, emphasizing the overall sense of urgency in the piece. The piece is also well balanced and uses appropriate scales and proportions.

Wind instruments accompany drums to create an uncanny aura. The absence of sound effects until the girls reach the forest focuses the attention of the audience on the characters. Sound effects are introduced immediately after they set foot in the forest. This technique creates a contrast in the girls' mood - previously being sinister and silent,

During the scene of Adam and Barbara in their house after their death, the color appears to be orange. The color orange could can represent escapade, because they were about to launch into a long adventure. In addition, the color green appears when Adam and Barbara enter the afterlife services office. The color green can represent nature.

The mise-en-scene includes a color that illustrates vulnerability. A subtle message is displayed in the colors worn by the main characters. Tim and Lex stand out compared to the dead colors of the dinosaurs and in the kitchen. Thus creating a feeling of danger as they can be caught easily in sight because they stand

Through the use of setting, the devastation of war is displayed with the change of scenery as they travel further within the country. When the girls and Dave are first travelling through, the setting is bright and cheerful; they are happy and excited which is shown through a medium long shot of the characters and their transport. As they travel further into the country, the scenery changes as it becomes gloomy and is destroyed. Through the tracking medium long shot, the scenery is displayed while showing the reaction of the girls faces as they lose excitement, being overtaken by sadness and concern. By the director utilising the medium long shot, it allows the audience to see the emotions on the character’s faces while gauging an understanding of the setting.

no one in the room, but the music starts to get louder and more definite. “A voice that unites all

Further down the gradient, the viewer is introduced to a chaotic mass of green, red, dark yellow, brown, white and black that create the image of a battlefield. The idea of fear, chaos, chemical gas, trenches, tainted snow and bloodied bodies are conveyed through the use of each colour.

Soldiers in battle often do not see the big picture of what is going on.

Gordon Was in the car with the top down because it was 90 and sunny in New York. There in the MAZE Bank on the 70 floor. Was Eric and he had his Barret 50 cal. He was putting it together and putting the bullets in. He was calibrating his sights. In the corner of Eric’s eye he saw another person. He put his gun up and aim for the other person. That other person name was Isaac and that was Gordon’s elite sniper. He got his crosshairs lined up and noticed Isac moving and Erics was thinking what is he doing. Eric stressed out and can’t think. He hears a voice and says who's there.

I made Eric Fisher a square. I made him a square because he stays the same throughout the entire story. He is a bully for the whole book. Inside of the square, I colored it black. Black represents evil and power. Eric is powerful because he has many friends that do whatever he says. For example, his friend, Arthur, does whatever he says, even if he ordered him to kill someone else. This happens on page 284 when he orders Arthur to kill Louis. I also made the square yellow because it represents cowardice. In the end of the book, he wasn’t sorry about hurting Paul, or promising to never hurt or steal from anybody again, he was scared of getting in trouble. Eric just stays in his room. It says, “back and forth, back and forth, in the cage that he had made for himself”

I chose this color even though green is known for representing tranquility because the psychological emotions it causes differs when the tones are changed (Morin, 2014). Throughout the infographic, I changed the shades of green as the topics became more serious to induce a certain emotion towards the subject being depicted. At the beginning of the infographic, I chose to use

In life, there will always be hard times, times where you feel like nothing is going right but, there is always a light at the end of the tunnel. In Alfonso Cuarón’s movie Children of Men this main theme is portrayed throughout the scene of the miracle cease fire. The concept of having something to keep you going, some hope to help carry you forward is seen throughout the scene by the different techniques that the director used for the mise-en-scene. The different uses of mise-en-scene that Cuarón focused on were lighting, and camera angles. Lighting in this scene is used to show how there is always a light at the end of the tunnel.

All the colors in the scene have an earthy tone, meaning there is a lot of browns, dark greens and yellows. This works because they’re supposed to be at a boy scout camp, and are learning to be experts in the

The light is supposed to let the reader see that the guard is corrupt when he should be a loyal and an example to the community.