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11 Sound and Mise en Scene
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Action and Adventure!
Action and Adventure!To review key terminology in relation to mise-en-scene and sound.Exam Q2: (20 marks)Explain how each of the following is used to create effects which fit the action adventure genre:SoundtrackCameraworkEditingMise-en-scene
Focus for todays lesson
Mise-en-sceneWhat to look for:
CostumeColours
Fabrics (cotton, silk, leather)
Shapes (feminine, figure hugging, baggy)
Accessories (e.g. hat, signifiers of other genres- Western)
Setting and PropsWhere are we?
How do you know?
Props in view? Signifiers
Only talk about it if its relevant to the question!Lighting and ColoursTop Tip: Look for where characters faces/ bodies are in shadow- this can indicate hidden motives
Silhouettes
What is the dominant colour of the mise-en-scene? Warm? Blue tones? Filtered? Sepia?
What colour is the light used?
Any use of contrasting colours can suggest conflict/ danger.
Mise-en-Scene in a clipAspectEffect (C and above)Pale man scene (DVD): 54.00-59.30 Pans Labyrinth
NB- A BIT SCARY!SoundWhat to listen for:
Diegetic SoundSound the characters can hear.
Things you might talk about:
Accents (representation)
Footsteps (tension)
Dialogue (representation
Significant noises from props (car brakes)
Non-diegetic soundSoundtrack (characters cannot hear this)
Things you might mention:
Pace of music
Major/Minor key
Where music stops and starts
Sound effects (heartbeat)
Sound in a clipAspectEffect (C and above)Motorcyle Chase (DVD: 1.00.40- 1.03.00 Scene 19) Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Plenary: Terminology PictionaryAll students into two groups.
One person from each group is the illustrator. I will give you a piece of key terminology fromtoday and your team must guesswhat it is.