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    Intro To Mise en Scene Handout 1

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    Mise en scene refers to the arrangement of scenery, props, lighting, costumes and actors on a stage or screen. It has five key elements: setting, makeup/costumes, lighting, décor/scenery, and performance. Romantic comedies typically feature settings like Paris, at night or in restaurants, and props like roses, wine, baguettes or wedding rings. Horror films commonly use settings like woods, cabins or haunted houses and props like knives, guns or axes. Lighting can be incandescent or fluorescent. Performance and blocking provide information through actors' positioning and interactions.

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    Mise en scene refers to the arrangement of scenery, props, lighting, costumes and actors on a stage or screen. It has five key elements: setting, makeup/costumes, lighting, décor/scenery, and performance. Romantic comedies typically feature settings like Paris, at night or in restaurants, and props like roses, wine, baguettes or wedding rings. Horror films commonly use settings like woods, cabins or haunted houses and props like knives, guns or axes. Lighting can be incandescent or fluorescent. Performance and blocking provide information through actors' positioning and interactions.

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    Mise en scene refers to the arrangement of scenery, props, lighting, costumes and actors on a stage or screen. It has five key elements: setting, makeup/costumes, lighting, décor/scenery, and performance. Romantic comedies typically feature settings like Paris, at night or in restaurants, and props like roses, wine, baguettes or wedding rings. Horror films commonly use settings like woods, cabins or haunted houses and props like knives, guns or axes. Lighting can be incandescent or fluorescent. Performance and blocking provide information through actors' positioning and interactions.

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    Mise en Scene

    What does Mise en Scene Mean?


    What are the five elements of Mise en Scene
    Setting/ place or time

    Make-up/ costume
    Mise-en-scène "placing on stage" is theLighting/
    stage design and arrangement of actors in
    colour
    scenes for a theatre or film production, both in visual arts through storyboarding, visual
    Décor/scenery
    theme, and cinematography, and in narrative storytelling through direction.
    Conclusion

    What settings and props would you find in a....


    Romantic Comedy
    Settings Props
    Paris Roses
    Night Wine/ bottle of wine
    Restaurant Baguette
    Bedroom Croissant
    Wedding ring
    Box of chocolates

    Horror Film
    Settings Props
    Knife
    The woods Machete
    Cabin Gun
    Haunted house Axe
    Basements Sword
    Claws

    What are the two main types of lighting?


    Incandescent Fluorescent
    Explain how performance provides information in the following images…
    TASK: Look at the following image. Analyse the Mise en Scene and describe why the
    shot has been set up as it has. Remember to consider all five elements.

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