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17 Cards in this Set
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Naturalistic Mise-en-scene
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Outdoor setting producing a feeling that what the viewer is seeing is real.
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Theatrical Mise-en-scene
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Minimalist, theater-style setting that reduces distractions, may appear fake.
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Setting/Set
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The way the scene is set up.
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Acting
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Seriously?
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Blocking
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The places where the actors are placed in relation to one another and the set.
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Instrumental Props
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Props used for their intended purpose.
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Metaphorical Props
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Items that mean more than what they are intended to be used for.
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Cultural Props
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Props that indicate locale or time period.
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Contextualized Props
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Props that acquire meaning due to their place in the narrative; ie. Kane's sled.
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Costume
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What the actors wear to promote the feeling of the film.
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Make-up
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Addition to or alteration of ones' physical body to further "realness" of a film.
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Lighting - key
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When the main source of light is from a lamp, can be high or low, causing different moods.
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Lighting - Side
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The lamp is placed to the side of the set, off camera.
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Lighting - Back
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Lamp is placed behind, produced silhouettes or "halos" of light.
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Lighting - Fill
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Another lamp used with key lighting in order to better balance of emphasize other spaces of objects in the film.
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Lighting - Three Point
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Key lighting, fill lighting and back lighting combined and balanced to attempt to reproduce natural light.
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Highlighting
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Lighting specific areas more than others in order to bring viewer attention to important parts of the scene.
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