Mise-en-scene refers to all the visual elements that a director can control within a frame, whether planned or not. It includes setting, costume, lighting, staging of actors, and movement. Early filmmaker George Méliès had near-total control over mise-en-scene elements through building one of the first film studios. Mise-en-scene guides audience attention through composition and uses of space, time, color, and movement to shape understanding of narrative and add meaning to scenes.