Mise-en-scene (Stranger Things)

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Mise-en-scene 


(Stranger Things)


Costume: 1980s costume which means it was set in the 1980s also the beginning of the scientist was wearing a white cloak uniform while the kids costume have their comfortable clothes as their clothing highlights differences

Setting: foggy/dull woods, Dark and eerie as it was past night and everything was quiet and no ones is out during midnight.

Props: The kids and their friends rides their bike to head home and at the end the kid was all alone as he saw a creature so he rushed home as he was scared as he was at home alone as there is no responds to his parents so he hold a gun to defend himself as he heard a weird creature noise and the light turn brighter in the attic and then the kid disappears.

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