Film industry index

 Mise-en-scene

“Mise-en-Scène”
Mise-en-scène is a French term meaning ‘Put on Stage’.
It refers to the Media language used by the producer in
their media product to communicate with their audience
so...everything we see on screen. We can remember what
this includes using the acronym CLAMPS:

                   costume
        lighting
        action/actors
        makeup and hair
        props 
        setting

1. Costume

Denotation- I can see in their clothes that they have a lot of greens , browns and yellow

Connotation- This has connotations that the people may be explorers or villagers

 2. Costume

Denotation- I can see three woman wearing the same silver dress that contains blue accents with matching silver gloves

Connotation- This has connotations that these woman are very elegant and may be famous people

3. Lighting

Denotation- i can see a light glowing through the smoke that has been released

Connotation- This shows that there may have been an explosion of some sort that sort of looks like lava 

4. Lighting

Denotation- I can see that in this photo there lighting coming from behind clouds 

Connotation - Shows that the sun is rising or the sun is setting.

5. Actors

Denotation- I can see by the actors facial expression that the character is very focused and tensed up

Connotation- shows the the character is trying to study the can of cola for some reason