Misé en scene is a french term for pretty much everything you see in a shot!
It's incredible
how much detail is put into the creation of settings. Everything is chosen
specifically to convey certain emotions and feelings which normally all are
correspondant to the films genre.
An example of how a simple concept can
be conveyed in contrasting ways is with the example of a tree. By stripping away the leaves, adding thunder, set at night
time, and including a vulture can show
that this scene is sinister and would be mostly recognised in a horror.
On the other hand, by having full bushed green
leaves, sunny weather and happy laughing children playing underneath shows
hapiness and positive emotions.
An easy
way of remembering the definition is; EVERYTHING IN THE
SCENE
Neon
Tress
Neon trees falls under the American Rock genre, but the
song we have chosen mainly consists of love and emotion so we will be choosing
the props, locations, costume, shots and everything in the video accordingly. The ambience and
aura we want to convey also has to be taken into consideration, an example of
this will be reflected in the clothes which will mostly be simplistic so this
doesn't retract/draw the audiences attention away from the storyline itself.
No comments:
Post a Comment