mise-en-scenes (Meaning)
mise-en-scenes
environment, milieu, stage setting, the physical setting of an action (as of a narrative or a motion picture), the arrangement of actors and scenery on a stage for a theatrical production
Synonyms & Antonyms of mise-en-scenes
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mise-en-scenes Sentence Examples
- The mise-en-scène of the play meticulously crafted an atmosphere of suspense and unease.
- The film's intricate mise-en-scène employed lighting, set design, and costumes to convey the characters' inner turmoil.
- The artist's mise-en-scène in her painting captured the ethereal beauty of nature's decay.
- The stage's mise-en-scène replicated the claustrophobic atmosphere of the original novel.
- The photographer meticulously arranged the mise-en-scène to evoke a sense of nostalgia and longing.
- The director's mise-en-scène cleverly employed symbolism to foreshadow the play's tragic climax.
- The band's music video featured a surreal mise-en-scène that defied conventional visual norms.
- The installation's mise-en-scène invited viewers to immerse themselves in a sensory experience.
- The concert's mise-en-scène seamlessly integrated stage design, lighting, and music to create a captivating spectacle.
- The film's mise-en-scène visually depicted the complex psychological landscape of its protagonist.
FAQs About the word mise-en-scenes
environment, milieu, stage setting, the physical setting of an action (as of a narrative or a motion picture), the arrangement of actors and scenery on a stage
backdrops, scenes, sets, decors, set pieces, backgrounds,décors, properties, sceneries, props
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The mise-en-scène of the play meticulously crafted an atmosphere of suspense and unease.
The film's intricate mise-en-scène employed lighting, set design, and costumes to convey the characters' inner turmoil.
The artist's mise-en-scène in her painting captured the ethereal beauty of nature's decay.
The stage's mise-en-scène replicated the claustrophobic atmosphere of the original novel.
