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    Mise-en-scène refers to the arrangement and visual elements within a film frame or theatrical stage, including the setting, costumes, lighting, props, acting style, facial expressions, and body language. It aims to establish time, location, and mood through compositional balance and visual effects. The document provides examples of how mise-en-scène was used to depict the setting and period of 1960s Mississippi in "The Help" through costumes and makeup, 1920s New York in "The Great Gatsby," and compositional techniques like the "rule of thirds" in "Rear Window."

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    Mise-en-scène refers to the arrangement and visual elements within a film frame or theatrical stage, including the setting, costumes, lighting, props, acting style, facial expressions, and body language. It aims to establish time, location, and mood through compositional balance and visual effects. The document provides examples of how mise-en-scène was used to depict the setting and period of 1960s Mississippi in "The Help" through costumes and makeup, 1920s New York in "The Great Gatsby," and compositional techniques like the "rule of thirds" in "Rear Window."

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    Mise-en-scène refers to the arrangement and visual elements within a film frame or theatrical stage, including the setting, costumes, lighting, props, acting style, facial expressions, and body language. It aims to establish time, location, and mood through compositional balance and visual effects. The document provides examples of how mise-en-scène was used to depict the setting and period of 1960s Mississippi in "The Help" through costumes and makeup, 1920s New York in "The Great Gatsby," and compositional techniques like the "rule of thirds" in "Rear Window."

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    The arrangement of performers and props on a stage/shot before the camera in a film.

    It refers to:
    Setting (location) Facial expressions
    Space (compositional balance) Body language
    Lighting (high or low key) Visual effects
    Costume (period/fashion) Props
    Acting (stylistic)
    The Help (2011) is set in rural
    Mississippi in the early 1960s.
    Watch 'The Help' here
    The Great Gatsby (2013) was set in
    the 1920s.
    All characters are dressed in period-
    style costume and make-up.
    Watch 'The Great Gatsby' here
    The concept of rule of thirds is used
    in Rear Window (1954).
    The points of interests are at the
    intersectional points of the lines.
    Watch 'Rear Window' here

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