Spooks Analysis!

Mise-en-Scene
Setting- Church, Lab, Bedroom, Corridors.
Lighting- Dark, low-key lighting for main character especially in lab scene, shows that he might be a dangerous and mysterious character. Bright, High-key lighting in the church, this shows the brightness and pureness that a church represents which is the complete oppsoite of what the main character seems to be doing.
Costumes- Every character in the church scene were wearing light coloured, evening style clothing which again represent the pureness and goodness of what a church represents. But the main guy is in dark and informal, slightly trampy, clothes which represents the kind of character he is which, from what we have seen, is dark mysterious and potentially darngerous.
Props- Hymn books, lab equiptment, candles etc All of these props represent the setting and helps us identify the location of the scene.

Camerawork
Extreme close-ups- These were used in the very beginning. It was very close up to the mans eyes and some of the equiptment he was using.
Pan- Showed all the different characters that were in the church and panned round the room so you could see certain males and females.
Zoom out- This was used as the main character was walking down the hallway, it zoomed away from a close up of his face to a medium shot of him.
Handheld Camera- This was used when the man was coming down the corridor, it was to add a sense of action and slight urgency.

Sound
Non-diagetic- There was eerie soundtrack playing at the beginning of the sequence when the man was in the lab working this creates atomosphere and identifys the emotion in the scene for the audience.
Diagetic- This was used for the church scene. It was being played, and sung to, by the people who were in the church. It was also being played over the man running down the corridor and was parellel to what was happening on screen as the church music was quite tension building.

Editing
Cross-Cutting- This was used in most of the sequence as we could see what the main character was doing while the others were in the church. It kept cutting back to each scene, this showed the audience everything that was being shown was happening at the same time. 
Jump-cut- This was used when the man was coming down the corridor. We see him and the end of the corridor then theres a jump cut and we see him being alot closer down the corridor. This added pace to the sequence and made it seem more urgent to the audience.
Eyeline Match- When the main character finally reaches his destination at the end of the sequence we see him look down, it then cuts to what he is looking at which is a man. This makes the audience feel involved as if you were actually there looking at what he was looking at.