Mise en scene is the technical term commonly used among filmmakers to describe the design aspects of a film production. Although the term 'Mise en scene' means placing on stage, it fundamentally means 'telling a story' or 'visual theme'. In other words, the 'Mise en scene' of a film production means how a story is told via the visually artful ways of story boarding, stage design, facial expressions, cinematography and narrative.Colour (Denotation & Connotation)
Denotation
- The literal definition or meaning of a term, devoid of emotion, attitude or colour
Connotation
- The definition or meaning of something according to a person
For example, if you think of the word 'Anger' you will automatically think of a dark red/orange shade of color. as it represents the fire and passion you feel when you have that emotion.The Five Main Aspects of Mise en Scene
- Settings & Props
- Costume, Hair & Make Up
- Facial Expressions & Body Language
- Lighting & Colour
- Positioning of characters/objects within the frame.
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