MISE-EN-SCENE ANALYSIS

Mise-en-scene  Analysis in the Scene of Harry Potter Film

by Haris Kurniawati

                    

                           

                       

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2  directed by David Yates (2011)

1.      The dominant:

In this shot is the character Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) because he is in the front than others.

2.      Lighting Key:

The lighting key in this shot is moderate

3.      Shot and Camera Proxemics:

This shot is medium shot because it shows the character body unfully. Harry Potter is shot from head to waist, Harmione from head to under knees, Ron are shown only his face. In addition, it is kind of medium shot because there is no minimal amount of the locale.

4.      Camera Angle:

This shot is aye-level scene because there is no power relationship between those characters

5.      Color Values:

The most dominant color in this scene is Harmione because her cloth contrasting foil with the set and the others’ characters. She wears blue jacket while the set is brown brick.

6.      Lens/Filter/Stock:

7.      Subsidiary Contrast:

The main subsidiary contrast in this shot is Harry Potter because his cloth blend with the set, but his size is more significant than the others because he is in focus. The object subsidiary contrast is the wand which is held by Harry because it is the only object in focus.

8.      Density:

The texture is stark because the picture scene of the characters looked so serious. The scene is not dense because there are no many object in the background, only limits four main objects: Harry, Harmione, Ron, and the wand.

9.      Composition:

The scene has ho

10.  Form:

The form in this scene is open form because all the necessary information is carefully structured of the frame and the space seems enclosed and self-contained rather than continuous.

11.  Framing:

The framing is this shot is moderately tight because there is no sufficient space between the body and the edges of the frame.

12.  Depth of Field:

This shot is shallow. Only two objects that in focus, Harry and his wand

13.  Character Placement:

The characters are centered in the frame because the important objects in this scene are focused.

14.  Character Proxemics:

The distance in this shot is intimate because there is close contact between the physical of character.