Mise en scene/ Black Panther.

The opening scene we are analysing is called Black Panther. The Genre is  Action , adventure , science fiction and Fantasy . For example the background which can be known as an establishing shot is called a CGI  , they use computer graphics to generate a believable location , for example the waterfalls aren't actually there , they implicate them in to go alongside with the genre and setting of the film . In black panther there is particularly a lot of action being shown , most camera angles are being shot from a low angle which could symbolise each character has a particular moment of power. They may feel inferior to one another . There is a particular part in this scene where there are close ups of the cameras face which then makes him the point of focus





Mise en scene; The lightning in this scene is artificial light , the way its dark could foreshadow the future that something bad is about to occur . Another thing we could talk about is the makeup used on both characters were they have scalped spots all over his body , each spot represents power ( each life he has taken) . The costumes used in this particular scene could link to the one of the genres which is action because what they are wearing represents their particular armour for the battle field , which could also empathise that the colour of it which is black could also link to the setting because they are both quite dark which could connote damage , and could also foreshadow the future on what is about to happen next. Costume could then link to props , because the props is again another symbol of  power because they both had shields and swords to battle , it shows particular sign of masculinity. 

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