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Mise en scene refers to everything that appears before the camera and how it is arranged, including composition, sets, props, costumes, sound, and lighting. In action films, mise en scene is used along with cinematography and editing to influence the viewer's perspective. Typically, the main character is muscular or intelligent to portray power and superiority over others, while males are represented in a more exaggerated and dominant way than females, who often serve as eye candy or accessories. Sets are also designed so that male characters appear taller and bigger to convey power and status.
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The document discusses different cinematography techniques and how they are effective. Camera shots and angles are used to show important parts of a scene and focus on key characters. Editing sequences different shots to create footage and tell a story, while removing irrelevant parts. Sound, particularly in thrillers, creates tension and alerts audiences to impending scary events. Mise en scene provides context for understanding characters through their costumes, props, and surroundings. These cinematography techniques are effective because they help audiences clearly understand what is happening and who the characters are.
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This PowerPoint will demonstrate how to construct an opening scene by discussing establishing shots, mise en scene, character introductions through shots and angles, and the use of lighting and sound. It will cover using establishing shots to set the scene, displaying key elements of mise en scene immediately to provide context, and typically introducing characters with medium or full shots. Lighting and sound are also emphasized as important for setting the intended mood of the scene.
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The document discusses various camera techniques used in filmmaking, including shot sizes, camera angles, framing, and perspectives. It explains that different techniques can be used to convey emotion, tension, character power dynamics, and provide exposition. Shot sizes like close-ups add drama while establishing shots introduce settings. Camera angles like low angles make characters seem powerful while over-the-shoulder shots show conversations intimately. Together, these techniques allow directors to visually tell stories and manipulate audience perspective and understanding of scenes.
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This document discusses genre conventions that are commonly found in horror films. It covers elements like setting, characters, themes, and technical aspects. Some key points:
- Horror film settings are often isolated, dark places like forests, abandoned buildings to create fear and uncertainty.
- Technical elements like camera angles, lighting and editing are used to build tension and drama. Low camera angles make villains seem powerful while close-ups capture emotion.
- Common themes in horror include good vs evil, violence, fear and religion. Stereotypes include intelligent female victims and villains dressed in dark clothing.
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1. Close ups are used to show a character's emotions by exaggerating their facial expressions.
2. Establishing shots set the location and context for a scene to indicate where it will take place.
3. Medium shots can show characters and their surroundings to provide context for the action.
Understanding of camera shots
The document discusses different types of camera shots and techniques used in filmmaking, including extreme close-ups, close-ups, medium shots, and long shots. It explains that extreme close-ups are used to show details of objects like eyes or blades, close-ups show objects or a character's emotions in more detail, medium shots capture a character closer than a long shot, and long shots show a full character or setting. It also covers camera movements like tracks, pans, tilts, and zooms, as well as cuts, pace, performance, diegetic sound, and mise-en-scene composition.
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Mise en scene refers to the arrangement of visual elements within a film or theatrical production. It includes elements like color palette, costume, hair/makeup, props, staging, blocking, composition/framing, setting, proxemics, and off-screen space. These elements work together to set the mood, provide meaning, and help audiences understand characters. For example, dark colors set a scary mood while costumes and props provide clues to a character's personality or role in the story. Mise en scene is a key part of visual storytelling in film and theater.
Camera angles and shots planning
The document discusses different camera shots and angles that will be used in the opening of a horror movie. It outlines an establishing extreme long shot to set the location, mid shots to show character interactions, point of view shots to draw the audience in and show the perspective of characters, close-ups to emphasize emotions and actions, eye-level angles to make the audience comfortable, and high angles to demonstrate perspectives against the unknown being and boy. The various shots and angles are planned to effectively introduce the story, setting, and build fear in the audience.
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Mise en scène encompasses the most recognizable attributes of a film – the setting and the actors; it includes costumes and make-up, props, and all the other natural and artificial details that characterize the spaces filmed. The term is borrowed from a French theatrical expression, meaning roughly “put into the scene”. In other words, mise-en-scène describes the stuff in the frame and the way it is shown and arranged. We have organized this page according to four general areas: setting, lighting, costume and staging. At the end we have also included some special effects that are closely related to mise-en-scène.
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The opening scene of Valentine's Day establishes the romantic comedy genre. It shows a man proposing to his girlfriend in bed on Valentine's Day morning. The mise-en-scene depicts the characters in a bedroom with natural lighting, wearing white clothes to represent purity and unity. Camera work includes an establishing shot of the city and close-ups of the characters' faces. Diegetic ambient sounds are used to create realism. Non-diegetic music and a radio narration set the romantic theme. When the woman accepts the proposal, loud happy music and her excited response convey the characters' joy. Editing uses continuity and dissolves for a seamless narrative.
Mise-En-Scene in Films
Mise-en-scene refers to everything that appears within the frame of a shot that can provide context for the audience. There are six main elements of mise-en-scene: 1) body language and facial expressions, 2) setting and props, 3) costumes, hair, and makeup, 4) lighting and color, 5) position of characters, and 6) technical choices. Together these elements are used by directors and actors to construct shots and scenes in a way that conveys meaning and emotion to viewers. Paying close attention to the details of mise-en-scene is important for effectively communicating the film's story and themes.
Media forms and conventions
This document discusses different genres of film and their conventions. It analyzes action films, comedy films, and romantic films. For each genre, it examines elements like music, dialogue, sound effects, mise-en-scene, props, locations, character types, and editing pace. The document provides examples from films like The Transporter, Kevin and Perry Go Large, and The Notebook to illustrate techniques typical of each genre.
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The document discusses various camera shots and angles used in filmmaking, including extreme long shots, long shots, mid-shots, close-ups, extreme close-ups, two shots, point of view shots, over the shoulder shots, bird's eye angles, low angle shots, high angle shots, and worm's eye angles. Each shot type is defined and its typical purpose and effect is described, such as establishing a scene, showing movement and surroundings, focusing on facial expressions, or making a character appear powerful or weak. The different shots allow filmmakers to tell stories through visual perspective and direct the audience's focus.
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This document analyzes the trailer for the horror film "Captured" and how it follows genre conventions of the horror genre. The trailer uses conventions such as suspenseful editing, scary music, jump scares, characterization of the killer as a tall male seeking revenge, and shots from low angles to make the killer appear powerful. It also compares shots of the killer in the trailer to those in the film "The Hills Have Eyes 2" to show how they use similar lighting and framing. Overall, the document argues that the trailer successfully uses many established conventions of horror film trailers and films to appeal to the target horror genre audience.
Genre Research - Conclusion
The document discusses genre research conclusions about music, characters, and camerawork in action/adventure films. For music, it notes fast-paced music is often used for action scenes but the author wants to use less conventional music like classical. For characters, it finds most are male and masculine who appeal to male audiences. For camerawork, it states chase scenes often use shaky cameras to immerse viewers in the action.
Ideas for use of camera
The document discusses ideas for camera techniques to use in a film trailer. It proposes using a "found footage" style to make events seem more realistic and build tension. Close-ups would be used to highlight emotions and involve the audience, especially in scary moments. High angle shots present characters as weak while low angles convey power. Medium shots show facial expressions and body language to give viewers insight into characters. These techniques from inspirational horror trailers will be applied to emphasize fear, vulnerability, and reactions.
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The document discusses the development of the author's production skills throughout making a movie project. The author learned about proper framing, camera angles, and how they can be used to convey specific meanings and emotions. Close-ups were used to highlight expressions, and establishing shots were important. Various shots like point-of-view and two-shots were incorporated appropriately. The author also learned about the importance of details like costumes, props, makeup, and settings to align with the story's plot. Every small action and reaction was meant to contribute meaning. Overall, the project helped the author gain a deeper understanding of film production.
Mise en-scene note
The document discusses the elements of mise-en-scene in filmmaking. Mise-en-scene includes settings, props, costumes, lighting, color, and character positioning/expressions. It notes that these elements communicate meaning to audiences and influence their feelings. The document then provides specific examples of how the filmmaker utilized settings, costumes, lighting, props, and camera shots/angles in their short psychological thriller film to build tension and portray the protagonist's mental state.
Camera shots and angles
Camera shots and angles are used in media to convey information to audiences. Extreme long shots establish the scene's location and setting. Medium shots allow audiences to see a character's full body and costume as well as most of the background. Close ups focus on a character's facial expressions to show their emotions. High or low camera angles are used to make characters appear weak or powerful respectively.
Mise-en-scene Note
Mise-en-scene refers to everything that appears before the camera and is made up of 5 elements: settings, props, costumes, lighting, and positioning of characters/objects. Settings play a vital role and locations are chosen to add meaning. Costumes indicate time period and culture while reflecting character traits. Lighting can be used to highlight subjects or convey emotions. Props are also an important part of mise-en-scene but too many can confuse audiences. Cinematography incorporates camera angles, shots, and movements to tell the story.
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- 1. MISE EN SCENE Action films
- 2. When applied to the cinema , mise en scene refers to everything that appears before the camera and it arrangement. ‘ Composition, Sets, Props, Actors, Costumes, Sound and Lighting ‘
- 3. The mise en scene along with the cinematography and editing of a film is how you influence the film in the eyes of the viewer. Shot angle, View of Character, Overall look…
- 4. Most of the time in action films the main character or star is either muscly or intelligent to give them the element of power or superiority over the rest of the characters in the film. Also in terms of representation it will always show male’s in a far more exajerated way and more dominant light. And most of the time in films women are there as eye candy or as a side piece/ accesory. The general set out will also be the man will be taller and bigger to show a power status.