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    Intro To Mise en Scene Handout

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    Mise en scene refers to the five elements that make up the visual style of a film: settings, props, costumes, lighting/color, and performance/composition. The document provides examples of typical settings, props, lighting, and performances for romantic comedies, horror films, and an angry/cold character. It also analyzes a sample image based on these five elements, noting the throne room setting, unusual torches, old style clothing, low key lighting creating an uncomfortable feeling, and guards in the composition making the viewer uneasy.

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    Mise en scene refers to the five elements that make up the visual style of a film: settings, props, costumes, lighting/color, and performance/composition. The document provides examples of typical settings, props, lighting, and performances for romantic comedies, horror films, and an angry/cold character. It also analyzes a sample image based on these five elements, noting the throne room setting, unusual torches, old style clothing, low key lighting creating an uncomfortable feeling, and guards in the composition making the viewer uneasy.

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    Mise en scene refers to the five elements that make up the visual style of a film: settings, props, costumes, lighting/color, and performance/composition. The document provides examples of typical settings, props, lighting, and performances for romantic comedies, horror films, and an angry/cold character. It also analyzes a sample image based on these five elements, noting the throne room setting, unusual torches, old style clothing, low key lighting creating an uncomfortable feeling, and guards in the composition making the viewer uneasy.

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    Intro To Mise en Scene Handout

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    Mise en scene refers to the five elements that make up the visual style of a film: settings, props, costumes, lighting/color, and performance/composition. The document provides examples of typical settings, props, lighting, and performances for romantic comedies, horror films, and an angry/cold character. It also analyzes a sample image based on these five elements, noting the throne room setting, unusual torches, old style clothing, low key lighting creating an uncomfortable feeling, and guards in the composition making the viewer uneasy.

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    Mise en Scene

    What does Mise en Scene Mean?

    Within the film

    What are the five elements of Mise en Scene?

    Settings and props

    Costume, Hair and makeup


    Lighting and colour
    Performance
    Composition

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

    Romantic Comedy

    Settings Props
    Restaurant Candles
    Cinema/theatre Roses/flowers
    Bedroom Film
    Paris Chocolate
    Valentines day Jewellery

    Horror Film

    Settings Props
    Woods/forest Chainsaw
    House Everyday items become lethal
    Dark street Axe
    Graveyard Knives
    Abandoned school Enemies
    Bunker Flashing light
    What are the two main types of lighting?

    High key lighting Low key lighting

    Explain how performance provides information in the following images…

    The facial expressions and the body language suggests that he is angry
    and/or cold. He could be trying to hunt someone down.
    The facial expressions and body language are protective this is suggested by
    the way they are holding their guns.
    The facial expressions and body language in this could suggest that he is in

    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.
    Settings and props:
    In this scene they are in the throne room and use props such as staffs and spears. Also, off to the side they have some
    unusual style torches. This could suggest an old style
    Consume, hair and makeup:
    There style of clothing helps to help back up the idea of old style and makes it stronger a they use a
    lot of capes.
    Lighting and colour:
    The use of lighting is low this makes a very uncomfortable feeling. The colour of the light could be
    gold as it is reflecting off the walls of the room. This helps to make a sense of full security and make
    you happy.
    Performance:
    The shadows make you feel cautious about you are about to walk into.
    Composition:
    The composition of this scene makes you uneasy about the guards that are at the bottom of the
    scene.

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