YEAR 2: MISE EN SCENE
There's no denying the importance of mise en scéne in filmmaking. Truly, it elevates film from just a record of movements and dialogue set to a sweeping score to an art form with depth, greater meaning, and purpose. In a translation from French to English, Mise en scéne means (quite literally): In short, it means to set the stage! This was originally coined in reference to theater. When speaking of film, the scéne or stage refers to everything in front of the camera, including set design, lighting, and actors. It may also be used in reference to the overall effect of how it all comes together for the viewer. As you are designing your own collaborative films, and as you are viewing your films of study this month, please complete the following for this blog discussion and exploration: 1. Read this article, including clicking the links within for the informational videos on mise en scéne: https://www.lightsfilmschool.com/blog/mise-en-scene-in-film-afk 2. Choose one of the follow