"What is Mise en scene?". Mise en scene is the arrangement of scenery and stage properties for a film production. This includes light, costumes, set design, props, hair and makeup. The name of the movie I have chosen is a film called The Kissing Booth, which is a genre of romantic and its subgenre is comedy. The main theme of this film is personal growth and love overcoming obstacles. The opening of the film is friending linking up after the end of summer and time to go back to school.
Codes and Conventions in Film
Student (s)Quiana Lanier | Class Period: | Date: | Score:____/100 |
Preliminary Exercise 4: Analyzing the Elements of Mise en Scene in Film
Objective: Students will learn about the elements of mise en scene and their significance in conveying genre codes. They will research and analyze mise en scene and genre conventions by preparing a film case study.
In this assignment, students will work in groups of 3.
Students will document the general information of the film decided by the group.
Students will pick the opening film clip from the movie and identify the elements of the mise en scene in the sequence.
They will select still frames from the movie to support each element and identify its characteristics (Setting = Location, time of day, time period, etc.).
Film producers encode messages in their films and document the messages each still frame communicates by using each element.
Students will also document how the elements create mood and support the genre of the film.
Document the production jobs responsible for each mise en scene element.
Section A
General Information of Film | |
Film Title: Kissing Booth | Media Institution Name: Common Sense Media |
Film Studio (s): Komixx Entertainment | Director: Vince Marcello |
Year released: 2018 | Genre and sub-genres: Comedy, Romance |
Cost of production (Budget): N/A | Box Office: N/A |
A brief synopsis of the film. Three lines max. in your own words.
The Kissing Booth is where a high school student named Elle runs into her long-term crush at a kissing booth she signed up for at a carnival and now feels forced to confront her secret crush because of it.
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Section B
Setting |
Definition: Definition: The place or type of surrounding where something is positioned or where an event takes place.
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The setting is a kissing booth set up as one of the stands during the spring carnival with the main character Elle taking part in.
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Message: |
The atmosphere/mood of the opening sequence: Romance |
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Location (Where and geographic description): Carnival
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Time Period |
Time of Day: Evening- Nighttime |
Culture/moral values of the setting: |
Job title: Production Designer |
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Acting |
Definition: The art or occupation of preforming in plays, movies, or television productions. |
The acting is……… is good , for portraying the mind of a teenager |
Messages |
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Atmosphere/mood of the opening sequence: The opening is scene is happy and bright with them going to school together for the first time after summer break |
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Character portrayed: Average high school attending teens |
Character appearance: (Tall, short, skinny, muscular, male, female, attractive, etc.) school uniform |
Character actions: walking, chatting looking around the school |
Facial expressions and body language: normal, nonchalant, comfortable |
Voice quality/ tone: |
Job title: Actors |
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Set Design: Décor and Props |
Definition: An object used on stage by the actors to fit the plot or story line of a theatrical production |
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Set design (décor and props)……. |
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Message: Students eating in the cafeteria |
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Atmosphere/mood of the opening sequence: Modern private school cafeteria |
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Décor: (Example: red and black checkered floors, yellow walls, modern furniture, old shabby curtains, etc.) fancy school logo, wooden walls |
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Props: food, tray, utensils |
Job title: The Set Decorator |
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Costumes, Hair and Make-up |
Definition: Give the audience insight into a character |
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The costume is….The school uniforms
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The hair and make-up is ……….. straight flowy hair, natural makeup, short layered hair |
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Message: Average school students |
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Atmosphere/mood of the opening sequence: |
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Costumes: School Uniforms |
Hair: straight flowy hair, short, layered hair |
Make-up: natural looking makeup, clean makeup |
Job title: Makeup and Wardrobe Department. costume designer |
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Lighting |
Definition: The direction, quality, source or color of light |
The lighting is: overhead and dim |
Message |
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Atmosphere/mood of the opening sequence: Romantic |
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Light Direction: Over Head, Above |
Light Source: LED |
Light Quality: Very Little |
Job title: Gaffer or Chief lighting technician |
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Composition |
Definition: How the elements( actors, scenery, props, etc) on screen appear |
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The composition is: The two characters, the room, and the paper |
Message: |
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Atmosphere/mood of the opening sequence: Up beating |
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Blocking in the frame: The boy |
Framing Balance: even |
Depth of Field: |
Focus: high |
Job title: The director of photography |
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Color |
Definition: Colors is used for mood and emotion; it tells the audience when the scene is set |
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The color is ……Bright, Vibrant, Loud |
Message: |
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Atmosphere/mood of the opening sequence: contented, Merry |
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Dominant Colors: yellow and blue |
Meanings of colors: Los Angeles, California, sunny bright and hot |
Job title: The Colorist |
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