Language of Mise-en-Scenes and Cinematography

LANGUAGE OF MISE-EN-SCENE

Mise-en-scene (pronounce as “mee-zan-sen”) is French for “to put in the scene/picture”. This aspect of him includes everything that appears before the camera within a shot. It can include: costume and props, set/location, lightings and color design, make-up, acting, CGI (or computer-generated imagery), and how these elements are placed together in the frame. Like deconstructing posters, semiotic analysis can be done on any given shots or sequence from a film.

LANGUAGE OF CINEMATOGRAPHY

The ‘language’ of cinematography is certainly something you need to understand if you are going to move forward with your career. This language includes not just phrases and terminology (though I’ll touch on those in this post) but also your lens choice and camera blocking.

Is the Mise-en-scene also where the directors and writer put the important hidden details in the Movies?
For Example, in Marvel Universe.. it has a lot of small - hidden detail that requires a complete observation on the movie.

Based on what I had red, mise-en scences has elements, those are dominant, lighting key,shot & camera proxemics, angles , color values, lens or filter and lastly subsidiary contrast.

What are the elements of mise en scene?

What is composition in mise en scene?

Ellaelaeh wrote:What are the elements of mise en scene?

5 Elements of Mise en scene

1. Settings & Props
2. Costume, hair & make- up
3. Facial Expressions & body language
4. Lightning & color
5. Positioning of characters / objects within the frame

Ellaelaeh wrote:What is composition in mise en scene?

Composition refers to the frame of the image and how the elements of the mise-en-scène appear in it. Composition guidelines must be observed when telling stories visually, as in filmmaking.Composition rules and conventions are older than cinema and photography. Most of the concepts in this page have been used for hundreds of years in painting. Filmmakers and photographers have borrowed many techniques from painters and used them as a springboard for new ideas and practices.

kc wrote:

Ellaelaeh wrote:What is composition in mise en scene?

Composition refers to the frame of the image and how the elements of the mise-en-scène appear in it. Composition guidelines must be observed when telling stories visually, as in filmmaking.Composition rules and conventions are older than cinema and photography. Most of the concepts in this page have been used for hundreds of years in painting. Filmmakers and photographers have borrowed many techniques from painters and used them as a springboard for new ideas and practices.

Wow, you sure are really intelligent.... you answer every questions with complete information. Cheers to you my friend!

What are the elements of mise en scene?

Say that you're a hypothetical filmmaker, how would you play with the usage of "MISE-EN-SCENE"?

What are the essentials of MISE-EN-SCENE, for you, personally?

What is the best camera lens to use in cinematography?

What are the importance of good lighting?

What is the best lighting in filming indoors?

Jason Gaton wrote:What is the best lighting in filming indoors?

Appropriate office lighting is a workplace necessity. Poor lighting directly affects work performance as it puts strain in workers' eyes.

Jason Gaton wrote:What is the best camera lens to use in cinematography?

According po sa naresearch ko is ito yung best camera lenses for cinematography;

Rokinon 35mm Cine T1.5 Lens


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Canon 50mm f/1.8 STM Lens

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Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 Lens

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Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC HSM L Lens


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Canon EF 135mm f/2 L USM Lens

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Rokinon Cine 85mm f/1.5 Lens


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Canon 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 IS STM Lens

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Rokinon 8mm f/3.5 Lens

Does cinematography can affect the story of an movie?

Who exactly knew when the Cinematography of the movie is Good or not?

How this affects the flow of a whole film?

What are the specific purposes of these languages?

Does mis-en-scenes have elements to?

Is mis-en-scene different from cinematography?

How can cinematography affect the value of a film?

How can a bad cinematography ruin a good movie?

Can anyone create a good cinematography in making a movie?