With reference to the film Moonlight,why might the filmmakers have made the stylistic choices that they have?

Select a scene from one of the films required in class. Write a three to four-page essay analyzing style (mise-en-scene, cinematography, and sound) in the scene. Essays should be typed and double spaced.Details and Suggestions: Good essays will begin with good scene selection. You should choose your scene for a reason. Perhaps it is representative of style in the film as a whole, or, alternatively, it may deviate in interesting ways from style in other parts of the film. You should also consider length and complexity when selecting your scene. Is there too much to cover in three to four pages in this scene? Is one category so simple that you’ll have little to say about that category? In your essay you should consider the following:What elements of these four stylistic systems discussed in the book can you identify in your scene?What is distinctive about style in this scene? What stands out to you as interesting about the style here? Why might the filmmakers have made the stylistic choices that they have?How does style in your scene relate to style in the rest of the film? Is it similar to or different from style in other parts of the film? Are any significant motifs introduced or continued in your scene?The best essays will use vivid, specific description to support their points, and will use the proper terminology. For example, instead of simply saying “The shot was gloomy and you couldn’t see much,” a good essay might say “the lighting was low key, with only one bright slanting ray of light falling on the stairwell, and the shallow depth of field made it hard to make out objects in the foreground.”