This document discusses the concept of mise en sense, which refers to setting up a scene or environment in a logical, convincing, and comfortable way. It involves considering both external elements like locations, props, lighting, and costumes as well as internal elements like feelings and perspectives. The document provides examples of aspects to consider when setting up a scene, such as where to position characters on the stage or set, and emphasizes that thorough preparation and study of things like history can help make the scene feel more realistic.

1. Mise en sense
by
Aloysius Yapp

2. • presenting by
• Borneonisme

3. Any ID what is
Mise en sense?

4. • Putting everything on the set

5. • Comfortable
• Convincing
• Logical
• Set up

6. External and internal

7. • For eg.
- West lake
- Canteen
- Block B- Lecturing hall and tutorial room
( take 10 minutes to think and write)
- Wash room – Block A- Zen garden-
Eastern feel.

8. • Feeling
• Touching
• Thinking
• Zen

9. • Sky- Blue
• Earth- Brownish
• Sea – Blue/ green

10. • Prop on the table vs thing on your table
( 5 minutes think and draw, sketch, paint or
model the set up)

11. • Lighting
-Logical thinking behind the issue
Morning
Afternoon
Night
-Imitation or Copying

12. • Location of the character
• - Get ready with lot of preparation
Like, mark the stage, location with marker ,
tape, etc
• -Positioning of character left , right, front,
back , centre at the stage needed more
study of film vocab

13. • Costume – reasonable , logic , detail, cult
background
• Study of era and history or epical matter
could bring you more realistic feeling

14. • Today summary,
• - talking about mise en sense
• -briefing for mise en sense
• Practically what is mise en sense