Countertype infographic
dream by Aden Brazil
Textual analysis of Luther
Analyse how mise-en-scene is used in the extract to create meaning. In the extract ‘Luther’, mise-en-scene is used to create meaning. It is located in a quiet alleyway in the middle of the day which contradicts the connotations of a 'crime' as most people would think of a crime to be in the darkness where no one can be seen. We first see the criminal through a tilt shot which creates an atmosphere of tension. This gives the audience a desire to find out who he is. He is wearing all black clothes which suggest he is trying to blend in with the crowd and not draw attention to himself. The typical stereotype of a black African male suggests that he would be the criminal but it is the opposite in this case as they are challenging this stereotype. The connotations of black are evil, dark-minded and mischievous. The stereotype is being challenged as Luther is the officer who is tracking down the criminal and the audience would not expect this. ...
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Miss C
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