After Katniss Everdeen volunteers as a tribute for her district to take part in the Hunger Games, the mayor’s daughter gives her a mockingjay pin, which Katniss wears during her training and time in the arena. The pin comes to represent their district and helps Katniss form a friendship with a character from another district. Later in the series, the mockingjay becomes a symbol of rebellion against the government.

Which element of a film does this represent?

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camera shots and angles
camera shots and angles

set design
set design

costuming and makeup
costuming and makeup

lighting

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The mockingjay pin represents costuming and makeup. It is a significant item that characterizes Katniss Everdeen and plays an important role in the narrative, symbolizing her identity and the broader themes of rebellion and oppression throughout the series.