Misé en scene!

Misé en scene is a french term for pretty much everything you see in a shot!

It's incredible how much detail is put into the creation of settings. Everything is chosen specifically to convey certain emotions and feelings which normally all are correspondant to the films genre.

An example of how a simple concept can be conveyed in contrasting ways is with the example of a tree. By stripping away the leaves, adding thunder, set at night time, and including a vulture can show that this scene is sinister and would be mostly recognised in a horror.

On the other hand, by having full bushed green leaves, sunny weather and happy laughing children playing underneath shows hapiness and positive emotions.

An easy way of remembering the definition is; EVERYTHING IN THE SCENE

Pierre De Resistance

Here is our final piece which is a product of months of arguements, elation and teamwork. We are very pleased with the final product and are keen to progress even furthur in the next year. Media has become a passion of ours and the future is looking bright.