Mise en scene Elements: Setting

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 Mise en scene and the element of setting is used to set up where the movie will mostly take place. The setting also lets us know what type of vibe the movie is going for. Setting is such a huge part of film because it can clarify what type of themes the movie can be going for. The setting in film is also a huge part in a films cinematography or how a character's emotions are seen. Setting is a very important part of mise en scene.

In my example we see multiple depictions of setting playing a huge part in conveying these characters emotions. In all of the examples the setting helps convey a message and it sets the tone for the scene. The setting also can give us an idea of what is happening without having to hear anything. Setting in film is a great concept and it will always be essential in film. Without setting we would miss a lot of things being conveyed in the film.    1`




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