Mise-en-scene refers to everything visible within the frame of a film, including setting, props, lighting, color, costumes, makeup, facial expressions, and body language. It is used to convey information about period, location, social status, and character personality. Key elements of mise-en-scene include the setting, which provides context about where and when the scene takes place; props, which further emphasize the setting; lighting and color, which set mood; and costumes, hair, and makeup, which indicate time period and location. Facial expressions and body language of actors, as well as their positioning within the frame, are also important components of mise-en-scene.

1. MISE-EN-SCENE

2. MISE-EN-SCENE
 It is the arrangement of everything that appears in the frame –
setting, props, lightning and color, costume hair and make up, facial
expressions and body language, positioning and pace and visual
effect-. Mise-en-scene is a French term who means ‘placing on stage’.

5. SETTING AND PROPS
 Setting is an important visual element of the film . That inform to
the audience where and when the set is. That tell us too about
anything about the genre.

6. SETTING AND PROPS
 Settings can be a place totally created or a real place who correspond
with the sets the product want to show to the audience. In the following
picture, we can see in ‘Edward Scissorshands’ that everything look
created.
 Props are used to emphasize the setting. That give another information
about what the genre. In the first picture the gear are added too show that
the men who lived there was an inventor. In the second picture we can see
‘Edward’ with his Scissors hand .

7. SETTING:EDWARD
SCISSORSHANDS

8. PROPS: EDWARD
SCISSORSHAND

9. LIGHTNING AND COLOUR
 Natural and artificial light is used in making a film , it has a big
influence on the look and the mood that is created like in ‘amerian
beauty’. Lightning is responsible for significant effect on each
scene, like when they use candle to illuminate a room.
 Lighting can give background to a scene, while also bringing out
the texture and detail in setting, décor and setting

11. LIGHTING AND COLOUR
We can used 3 kind of light :
 Three-point lightning: It is use to provide an illumination of the
scene. Its use with the key light, fill light and back light.
 High key lighting: The scene appear really bright and soft with very
few shadow.
 Low key lighting: The light is at a very low level, causing the frame
to be cast with large shadow.

12. LIGHTING AND COLOUR

13. COSTUME,HAIR AND MAKE
UP
Costume, hair and make up are a big importance in Film. This is an
indicator about the period and the location and indicated which statue
social and the personality of the character.
‘Pirate of the Caribbean’ is a good example to show how the costume
hair and make up are important. That show exactly which period and
location is.

15. COSTUME, HAIR AND MAKE
UP
 Authentic, like in ‘Frida’. That give a real authenticity of the film .

16. COSTUME, HAIR AND MAKE
UP
 Stylized, like in ‘The 5 element’ by Luc Besson . With this costume
we travel in the future.

17. COSTUME, HAIR AND MAKE
UP
 Expressionistic, like in ‘Scream’ , when the audience see that , that
give a feeling of fear .

18. FACIAL EXPRESSION AND
BODY LANGUAGE
 Facial expression: Indicate the feeling of the actor.
 Body language: Indicate the feeling of the actor have with other
actor or object.

19. FACIAL LANGUAGE AND
BODY LANGUAGE

20. POSITIONING AND SPACE
 This is use to show at the audience the relation between the
characters or their emotion.

21. POSITIONING AND SPACE
 Deep space
 Shallow space
 Frontality
 Offscreen space