Stranger Things

                                          Stranger Things Trailer



              costume: The costume of the scientist shows us that the start was based in a lab and the scientist got chased by a monster so we can infer it was based on a experiment gone wrong. The other characters are wearing really old clothes so we can infer it was based in the 80s.

lighting: The lights flickering infers that something dangerous/ scary is going to happen and this was proven when the screen went black and we hear noises of someone/something eating someone. Also the fact that the lights flickering shows something evil is coming should be mentioned.

props: The gun that the kid was trying to use shows us hes a fast thinker and is brave for standing up to something about to eat him. Also the props of the board game they were playing shows that they are kids with no responsibility living a nice loving life.


Extention: 

Hair and the clothing show us that it was set in the 80s and shows us that it isnt during modern timing which shows us a aspect of life back in the days. This is important because it shows that life was different and teaches us to be more grateful as life was more rough.

The actor placement and movement when will was in the shed was shaky and scared as he was getting chased. This is important as it shows us that there is a big threat after Will. 

The opening shows us it will be a fantasy, horror and a series full of mystery's. They did this by leaving us on a cliffhanger at the opening scene. It tells us this by the jump scare and the eerie music.

Hair and clothing, set design,  satanic panic, russians, social cliniques is mise-en-scene, music, pop culture refrences, latchkey kids is not mise-en-scene.

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