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Film Study - Mise-en-Scene

Film Study - Mise-en-Scene

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Mise-en-Scene is a powerful technique to analyse in studies of film, documentary or stage productions. Meaning "placement on stage", it's about the way people, objects, colour, lighting etc are placed in a single shot. Analysing the use of mise-en-scene is integral to students' understanding of visual language techniques and the way they work together to create meanings and serve the director's purpose.

 

❤️ You'll love it when the penny drops for students and they have that, "No WAY!" moment! ❤️

 

This resource includes:

⭐ An editable PowerPoint presentation.

⭐ An editable student workbook - Print or share online for students to work through during your presentation. This workbook is a lifeline for further class study or homework, and forms a valuable reference for essays and test/exam preparation later.

 

Formats:

🖥️ Microsoft PowerPoint, resized to an A4 page.   This means your resource: 

  • Is completely editable.
  • Will easily upload to your Google Drive if you prefer the Googley suite.
  • Is printable 📃

🖥️ A FLAT-PACKED version - often better to share with your students than the completely editable version because they can edit only the parts they SHOULD be mucking around with.

🖥️ A PDF version of each document.

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Also helpful are these related products:

▶️ Film Studies - Camera Angles Analysis Interactive Activity and Glossary

▶️ Film Studies - Lighting Sources Effects Analysis - Presentation & Interactive

▶️ Film Studies - Shot Sizes Presentation Analysis Interactive Activity & Glossary

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  • Sharing/Copying this Resource

    Feel free to purchase just one for your department - no need for a copy for each teacher.  However:

    • Please do NOT share with the school down the road. 
    • Please do NOT take it with you to a new school.
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    That's pretty fair we think!  Let's help each other out.  :)

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