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The scene first opens with a flashback that is between Peggy Carter and Captain America, in this scene Peggy believes that she lost Captain America forever which affected her a lot after his death. The background music sets the tone of the opening scene, the dramatic orchestra music shows the extremely sad moment that they are sharing together. The eye level shots of both the characters allows us to see the emotion they hold in their faces and how hard it is for both of them to say goodbye to each other. Next, the dolly shot is then used to slowly back away from Peggy crying, showing the emotional instability that she will be going through for the rest of the movie. The next scene that is shown after the fade transition is placed in a business room. In this scene the audience can both hear and see alarms going off in the room. This puts the audience in a confused state without much clue of what is going on when what seems to be a professional office work place has blaring alarms. After...

I chose to do my misce-en-scene post on the first episode of Stranger Things of the first season. This show starts off with a boy in the main characters friend group that goes missing when going on a bike ride home. Throughout the entirety of the first season a group of friends discover that their town is not what it seems. Throughout the first season the group of friends are introduced to someone who claims to be named Eleven, Eleven has one of the most significant parts to the story line due to the fact that she knows how to fight off the town's mysteries. The first episode starts off with a boy named Will on his way home after a night at his friends house. In this scene we are shown a low key lighting when a single light on Will's bicycle emits all the light in the scene. In this scene the bike's light makes everything in the scene visible but not quite to make everything out clearly. Next in this scene Will finds out that something has been watching him the entire time ...