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Mise-en-Scène

One of the director's main responsibilities is to develop the film's mise-en-scène. This is not just considered a 'film element' in itself; it contains many other film elements both independently and they work together to create meaning and aesthetics in film. Mise-en-scène comes from a French term that translates to "on the stage". In cinema, it refers to the arrangement of visual elements within a film frame....

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