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Focus on how mise-en-scene and sound create meaning and generate response in a sequence from Do The Right Thing.
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Focus on how mise-en-scene and sound create meaning and generate response in a sequence from Do The Right Thing. Sound can affect an audience's response to a film and Spike Lee does this particularly well in the 2nd half of the penultimate scene to enforce and reflect the mood of the crowd. Mise en scene in this scene shows hidden meaning which plays on the audiences sub conscious. I will now analyze this scene in detail and identify where this is done. Costumes are used to keep the theme of heat going throughout the scene. The costumes of the crowd are colors like orange, red and yellow. These are used to express the on going theme of heat throughout the film. This helps the audience understand the feeling that tension is being built up which is symbolized by the heat. Also colours of costumes show visually themes and social...
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