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    Mise-en-scene is the art of visually presenting a film or theatrical production through setting, lighting, costumes, makeup, and movement/performance. It requires planning the setting, lighting types including attached shadows, cast shadows, frontal, back, under, top, fill, and key lighting. Movement and performance considers acting functions and motivation.

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    Mise-en-scene is the art of visually presenting a film or theatrical production through setting, lighting, costumes, makeup, and movement/performance. It requires planning the setting, lighting types including attached shadows, cast shadows, frontal, back, under, top, fill, and key lighting. Movement and performance considers acting functions and motivation.

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    Mise en Scene

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    Mise-en-scene is the art of visually presenting a film or theatrical production through setting, lighting, costumes, makeup, and movement/performance. It requires planning the setting, lighting types including attached shadows, cast shadows, frontal, back, under, top, fill, and key lighting. Movement and performance considers acting functions and motivation.

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    MISE-EN-SCENE

    (meez-ahn-sen)

    MISE-EN-SCENE

    Putting into the scene


    1. Setting (Space and

    Time)
    2. Lighting
    3. Costume and Make-up
    4. Movement and
    performance (staging)

    MISE-EN-SCENE

    Requires

    planning

    LIGHTING

    Shapes

    objects by
    creating
    highlights

    LIGHTING

    Types of Shadows:
    1.
    Attached

    shadows or
    shading
    (candles)
    2.

    Cast shadows

    LIGHTING

    Direction of Lighting
    1.
    2.
    3.

    Frontal lighting
    Backlighting
    Underlighting

    LIGHTING

    Direction of Lighting

    4. Top
    lighting/Spotlight
    5. Fill light (near the
    camera)
    6. Key light (from an

    MOVEMENT AND
    PERFROMANCE
    Acting has functions and

    motivation

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