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  • 1.  Mise-en-scène

    Posted 05-03-2014 20:15
    Please look in the subject line and post your first thoughts and if you know what it is without looking it up the meaning to you. Doing a little research. Thanks, Leslie

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    Leslie Van Leishout
    Theater Education Coordinator
    Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
    Edwardsville IL
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  • 2.  RE:Mise-en-scène

    Posted 05-04-2014 08:24
    Term meaning all the other things that go into a production other than the script or the actors, e.g. the set, costumes, props, etc. The term tends to used more in film/cinema these days then in theatre. ------------------------------------------- Raquel "Rocky" Encalada Acting Coach Self Lakewood OH -------------------------------------------
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  • 3.  RE:Mise-en-scène

    Posted 05-04-2014 12:00
    In the context of film, this term refers to the story being told as a result of the framing of the shot and its overall composition.
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    Chris Mahle
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  • 4.  RE:Mise-en-scène

    Posted 05-05-2014 09:47
    From my film studies days, I recollect that it refers to objects within the frame.  I would define it as composition and the meaning that is created through composition.

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    Ryan Moore
    Ferndale MI
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  • 5.  RE:Mise-en-scène

    Posted 05-05-2014 22:27
    The overal impression given by the arrangement and composition of objects and actors within the visual frame. That's my best guess. ------------------------------------------- Michael Johnson Trinity NC -------------------------------------------
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