Balancing Mise en scene

1.A (Parasite, November 8, 2019) This scene contrast shows a yellow dull setting showing that this scene is taken a poor setting. The contrast gets the viewer to look through the windows to see the matching color scene.

1.B (The Incredibles, November 4, 2004) This scene shows the setting being plain gray symbolizing that this setting has no life, while Ms. Incredible has a red suit on symbolizing that she is the only one with life and it attracts the viewer to the brighter more vibrant color even if it's small in frame.

1.C (Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope, May 25, 1977) This scene shows a starship that takes the whole top side of the still. This scene uses size to catch the viewer's attention to the starship that is the biggest object in the frame.

1.D (The Grand Budapest Hotel, March 28, 2014) This scene shows the frontality of the character. The viewer's attention will be on the person in the middle instead of looking at the bellboy or the background.

2.A This setting shows the white building with a red car in front, putting the viewer's attention on the red car. Using contrast we can guide the viewers attention.

2.B Using color we can guide the viewer's attention to the red cars even if the other two cars are in frame. The others being white blends in with the white building in the background. This means that the red car is more noticeable than the others.

2.C This still represents the different sizes of both objects. Using size can grab the viewer to look at the larger building instead of the car.

2.D Frontality shows the character in front of the camera. The blue car is in front of the camera, getting the frontality. The viewer would see the blue car first based on this.

3. Taking these still shots were giving slightly a challenge. The shot using contrast was very confusing due to the fact that having a white building behind a red car on a red floor. The contrast was harder to learn and take a shot to actually notice that contrast is taking over the scene to guide the attention of the viewer. Using color for the still shot used more objects that were the same color of the building. Color and contrast are different but sometimes can be confused for each other. I put more objects that had the same color to show that the red car is the only one that isn't white and should be the one that viewer's look at first. The using size, I put a car of the same color of the building, I did this because if I put any other color than the building's color, then that would count as more towards color instead of size. I made sure to put the building in the vertical hot spot so that viewers would see the big building first instead of the car. Frontality was basically putting a character in front of the camera. I put a different colored car than the others which can indicate color but the frontality of the car is guiding more eyes on it instead for the reason of color. The color also receives a clear view instead of the other cars in the back that the blur of the camera puts them more out of focus. I feel good about all results and that more improvements could have been made with the possible setting, such as the red floor.