Mise-en-scene
Across
- 2. - the main character of the movie we're watching
- 4. - the kind of full color filmmaking made famous by Wizard of Oz
- 5. - one of the first filmmakers to tell stories through movies
- 7. - How bright or dark the scene is. It helps create shadows and focus our attention.
- 8. - The clothes, makeup, and hair that actors wear to show who their character is.
- 9. - The arrangement of elements within the frame. It guides how we look at the screen.
- 12. - a color most commonly associated with anger or passion
Down
- 1. - is a French term that means "placing on stage." In movies, it refers to everything you see inside the frame. Filmmakers use these four primary components to tell a story without using words.
- 3. - a color associated with weddings or in some parts of Asia with funerals
- 6. - Where and when the story happens. It includes the location, furniture, and props.
- 10. - literally a moving picture
- 11. - Both sides of the screen look equal. It feels formal, organized, or calm.