Film & TV Language: Mise-en-scene recreation practical task

The scene I chose to recreate is:





In our scene recreation, we will have a total of 3 characters for the two main characters we have "Gustavo" who will wear "formal" clothing such as a suit and "Hector" who will wear "casual" clothing such as a polo shirt as he is in a wheelchair and cannot move so his clothing choice is very fixed, and the final actor is the "Henchman" who will wear a bomber jacket to seem threatening as he is helping euthanize  "Hector".

In the scene, there is a wheelchair with a bell rigged to an IED, since we cannot get a wheelchair or IED we will have to improvise with a normal armchair with a Wii remote strapped with string a nine-volt battery and an aux cable wrapped around a bell.
The setting of the scene should be some sort of home or care home but the closest thing we got was one of our friend's houses which has big enough to fit all of us.
We will have a glasses case with a syringe and a bottle of medicine to replicate the euthanizer.

The scene consists of a lot of close-ups, "over the shoulders" and low-angle shots to convey superiority over some of the characters and to show what is happening between two characters another reason the shot may be used it to show the actor's facial expressions.

The dialogue in this scene consists of:

"What kind of man goes to the DEA?"

"No man... No man at all."

"A crippled little rata."

"What a reputation to leave behind."

"Is that how you want to be remembered?"

"last chance to look at me hector."

(This will all be said by the person who is playing "Gustavo")

Recreated Video


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