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Mise en Scène: Crafting Visual Storytelling Through Set Design and Details
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In this episode, we dive into something we both love talking about mise en scène - the mood, the energy, the intention behind what we see on screen.
If you’ve ever wondered how filmmakers create a world that just feels right - this is the episode for you.
We explore how visuals tell their own story: lighting, colour, wardrobe, even the way a space is designed. It’s not about having a massive budget - it’s about making thoughtful, intentional choices that support the emotion you want your audience to feel.
We also share how working with constraints can actually boost creativity and how we each approach crafting a visual language that supports the heart of a story.
Whether you're a director, writer, or just obsessed with great visual storytelling, this one's full of insights and inspiration. Let’s get into it.
Here are the highlights:
Discussion on Mise en Scène (1:11)
Pre-Production and Guiding the Eye (3:51)
Mise en Scene in Fantasy and Reality (5:31)
Texture and Depth in Mise en Scene (25:17)
Easter Eggs and Subtle Clues (25:34)
Practical Tips for Filmmakers (32:54)
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