Preliminary Exercise: Mise en Scene

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Part A
1. The objective of the lesson today is to help students like me to learn all the different parts within a film in order to create a story of visuals.
2. Mise en Scene is the arrangement of scenery and property in a film or play
3.  Designing is used to show how a scene may look, whether its the background or colors, Blocking is the portrayal of different actors in order to show action, or who may be important in the scene, arranging objects is the way props are set in a scene for use or for visuals, and framing shows the perspective of the scene which may indicate many things. All of these factors are important as they set up a visual of words in a scene.



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