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This scene is similar yet contrary to the scene prior because it symbolizes theme. Although at this moment you are viewing the green city of OZ which typically symbolizes ambition and renewal, the scene shows physical props that are associated with each character. Each character entered their quest to meet the Wizard to retrieve something they wanted. For example, the Tin Man wanted a heart. But instead once they discovered the wizard was not real, he gave him a fake ticking heart and stated, " a heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others". These physical gifts demonstrated the their qualities throughout their journey.

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Wizard of oz (1939). Gifts to scarecrow, tin man and the lion.

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This is a major scene in the Wizard of Oz where Dorothy lands in OZ for the first time after the twister. The technicolor choice creates an ambiance of beauty and magic. The original movie starts in black and white and after the twister when she opens the door to OZ, color flys into frame as you view the beauty of OZ. This was an especially exciting feature because color was new to the screens. The color heightened the costumes, props, characters and overall experience of the movie. This choice to go from Black and white created a magical dream-like environment that viewers were going to remember.

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The Wizard Of Oz (1939): Dorothy Steps Into Technicolor

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The Wicked witch on the other hand is quite the opposite of the perfect Dorothy. The cruel character is visually the opposite as well. This purposeful choice of the director to create this evil character as visually unpleasant is a vital choice for the plot. It is not pleasing to view a fully green character with asymmetrical facial features. The clothing choice of the all black cape with pointed hat and broomstick is part of the now iconic "evil" costume.

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This image is the iconic Dorothy character. The naive young girl who ventures off on a crazy adventure. Her costume, makeup and hair is all apart of MES. The ruby red slippers, signature hairstyle with the braids, curls, and ribbon with the blue dress and wooden basket. This signature look symbolizes youth and naiveness. The hairstyle and long dress below the knee represent a younger individual. This sets a clear image of youth as the story unfolds.

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Identify the small details of the castle, costumes, characters... 

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When you think of the Wizard of OZ, you imagine the colors, lighting, interesting unique characters, personality, dance, song, blocking. This is all apart of MES, and now that I understand more, I can identify different scenes and how MES is a crucial part of what makes movies a success or fail.

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MISE EN SCENE is an essential part of every movie. As were studying the individual movies, I felt it was important to read and analyze the importance of MES. It is a term, that is overlooked in movies but plays such an important role to the audience. MES is based upon multiple elements to create a sense of place for the audience. It includes the actors, location, set design, lighting, blocking, makeup, costuming and more. In the Wizard of Oz, I think it is evident to visualize the importance of MES in this movie.