mise en scene? more like miss and some... im sorry im rlly tired

Colors

Western in desert so Western yellow. That about sums up the extent of the color theory I'll do for the openings' location. Costuming is a bit more interesting, however. Our main character is wearing a red vest because we felt it was the type of bold color an independent woman like herself would sport (and not because it was the only thing we could get that we didn't have to pay for). 

Costume

For props, we went with a very dry brownish yellow color for rope and potato sacks (used to hold the body). 

da rope

This Kendrick Lamar song is really good sorry I just needed to write that.

Since I know you're probably begging, I'll elaborate more on the location. We're filming at Vista View Park, the only place in Florida that hasn't been viciously absorbed by developers (thank u Henry Flagler). It's a dry place because we've gone a few weeks without rain. It looks dead, perfect for the vibes of the old West we want. 

park but it looks more dead right now

I'm gonna saturate this and warm it to hell to make it look yellow, and we should end up with a pretty accurate Western vibe.

I got a haircut what do u think Cambridge do u like it 

Works Cited

Flame (Leah), Working the. “Clothing & Fashion in the Old West (What Was Worn?).” Working the Flame, 13 Aug. 2023, workingtheflame.com/old-west-fashion/.

Formichella, Janice. “Pioneer Clothing: What Women Wore in the Western Frontier.” Recollections Blog, 4 Feb. 2020, recollections.biz/blog/pioneer-clothing-what-women-wore-in-the-western-frontier/.