Mise-en-scene

Question 1

A key theorist who helped to develop semiotic analysis is

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Roland Barthes

Question 2

The presentation of characters by actors using body language is a key cinematic code. 10 codes

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head movements, kinesics, posture, eye movement or contact, direct bodily contact, proxemics, orientation, appearance, aspects of speech known as paralinguistic codes, aspects of speech e.g. pitch, stress, tone, volume, accent,

Question 3

Mise-en-scene is a French word meaning

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to put on stage, to put in the scene

Question 4

Aesthetics means

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the style of something, the look of something

Question 5

Denotation means

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literal or obvious meaning

Question 6

The concept of Mise-en-scene was used by film critics writing for

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Cahier du cinema (notebooks on cinema)

Question 7

Semiology means

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study of signs

Question 8

Macro means

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The big concept in film e.g. representation

Question 9

Micro means

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the way the film is constructed e.g. use of sound & editing, the way the film is constructed

Question 10

Connotation means

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Suggested or associated meaning

Question 11

Mise-en-scene refers to all the visual details a filmmaker can put in a single image, such as

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actors, lighting, props, setting, costume, make-up, effects

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