Preliminary Exercise 3 A: Introduction to Mise en scene Codes Organizer

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 Mise en scene is the placement of actors and scenery on stage for a film or televisions production. Mise en scene is important in film because the placement of actors and the scenery around them is key and without it the film becomes lifeless. The elements of mise en scene are sound, music, setting and design. Three things I took from this video was without mise en scene there is no movie. Every element of mise en scene is just as important as the one acting the scene. The setting is also essential when making films.

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