09/20/2017 | MISE-EN-SCENE

What is mise-en-scene?  How is the term used in the film industry?  What are two reasons that it is so important?

Mise-en-scene is the arrangement of everything that appears in the framing. This includes actors, lights, and props. The term means "placing on stage." This is very important because you don't want something to accidentally appear in the framing that isn't supposed, such as a microphone. Filmmakers want everything in the framing to appear as 'natural.' Therefore, the mise-en-scene is very important in the industry.

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