How to read mise en scéne | Visual film analysis explained!

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This video looks at how Misson scene can be used just as effectively as dialogue and narrative in creating meaning for the audience. It's a key component of media studies and film studies analysis, and unpacks how you can identify relevant visual codes, and has produced some might have been using them to create meaning.
Numerous examples are used from Star Wars, to lethal weapon, to taxi driver.
The media inside there is a channel dedicated to film and media revision, but has content relevant to anyone interested in film, gender studies, culture studies, or communication studies.

[@ByeByeButterfree]

I have to analyze a scene for my final project for film class. I saw the points in a text, but seeing the life breathed into them on screen, paired with your incredible descriptive narrative really helped clear it up for me! Thank you!!! Really excited that the film series I chose was in here as well, LOTR! :)

[@Umb19]

Loved this video very informative about the different styles of mise-en-scene this was actually homework for me too to watch this video and take notes

[@TheMediaInsider]

Glad you enjoyed it! I'm going to be posting about the use of sound in film soon

[@zSuperPlayz]

this comment is from 2 years ago but same

[@jasontoddredhood9954]

Thank you so much for making me understand what this actually meant, I’m in college taking a film class and man let me tell you that they make it seem much more difficult then it actually looks, but you, you explained it so well that’s it’s very clear and easy to understand now, thank you so much for this video!

[@stevenlindgren3314]

Great video, I have a textbook but I tend to now head to KZbin to watch an explanation on certain film analysis explanations. Thank you for explaining this. So much to know and learn.

[@freyjawilliams5741]

Thank you so much, I'm writing my first film analysis for uni and this has helped so much!!

[@TheMediaInsider]

Best of luck! I highly recommend a channel called every frame a painting

[@jayc3596]

These videos are so well made and so helpful.

[@MegaClaude87]

Brilliant and informative video! Thank you much!

[@ethanharrison1117]

This is a very informative video, very good stuff, Hi Mrs.Nelson

[@clairevanhout1252]

So interesting! Love the way you explained this

[@Nobody00079]

nicely explained my concepts are much vivid and clearer due to this video...cheers mate

[@kootchacatcha79]

One of your best. Thank you.

[@randomer5555]

Great video. Thank you for this resource.

[@TheMediaInsider]

Pleasure!

[@gabrielidusogie9189]

Thanks for this video. It’s very helpful. I just subscribed

[@turki5955]

That's very informative, thanks!

[@TheMediaInsider]

Glad it was helpful!

[@juliannequisao879]

Such a huge help for my project!! Thank you so much

[@TheMediaInsider]

I'm so glad!

[@user-kp9tm2cu4b]

Which model do you depend on

[@danminoru]

Analyzing your video i can say you are a well balanced individual. One side you have warm light and some props and the other is a gray side with more shadow and no props.

[@danminoru]

btw i'm just kidding

[@sitinoorfatiehah1296]

Thanks, very helpful video.

[@lilytemple971]

love your account, im curious to what your favourite films are if you dont mind answering?

[@seangeeling]

Another great video of yours. I'm surprised your stuff isn't way up in the view count. I suppose that shows a depressing trend towards STEM subjects. Anyway, thanks for the help planning my lesson. I already told them my favourite movie was There Will Be Blood, so that will be a great way to introduce the topic.

[@TheMediaInsider]

Thank you! Yeah there are a whole bunch of films I wish I could show my class for the sake of it being a great film, but don't have time! There Will Be Blood and Whiplash would definitely both feature on the list

[@seangeeling]

@@TheMediaInsider Both wonderful, I'll try to sneak Whiplash in too. I managed to get the Rocky 4 montage in whole last week, so you never know. I've got a fair amount of leeway. Thanks again.

[@jeicarolacv]

Hi there, I am so glad I found you here in KZbin. I am doing film analysis for my master thesis and I was wondering, do you have any recommendations for doing multimodal visual analysis of film? Or could you make a video of this?

[@user-kp9tm2cu4b]

Can I communicate with you because I am working on video analysis for my master thesis and I don't have amodel

[@TheMediaInsider]

I will most definitely add it to my to do list, thank you for the suggestion!

[@joanndr]

Great video, keep going!

[@TheMediaInsider]

Thanks, will do! I'm aiming for every other Friday to post

[@Ilhemworld]

Thank you so much for this very informative video

[@TheMediaInsider]

So nice of you to say! Glad you enjoyed it

[@kalaiarasan6906]

Stunning ❤️

[@Davide-xk4bg]

Man, you're amazing

[@TheMediaInsider]

No, Davide, you're amazing

[@raizanong]

Thank you!

[@khansakinanty9438]

this is very helpful thank uuuu

[@supersolomob422]

5:28 what is this from? That's some beautiful composition there, like the prettiest I've seen when it boils down to the shapes and nothing else

[@Pedro_Larroza]

Woody Allen's "Manhattan", 1979. And yes: that is one of the most stunningly composed and photographed shots in film History, in my opinion, too.

[@oliviersurprenant4430]

6:28 What film is this from?

[@hunter8980]

Wow!!!!! Very Impressive!!!!

[@TheMediaInsider]

Thank you!

[@KEVIN_GABOR]

What's the horror movie that takes places in the forest with the blind lady? Looks horrific. And thanks for the video!

[@TheMediaInsider]

Thank you! It's from The Village - it's more thriller than horror, but really good.

[@sobaye9329]

Silly question; what's the movie in the thumbnail?

[@TheMediaInsider]

Blade runner 2049

[@malaikasequeira8099]

could you please start mentioning the names of all the movies whose scenes you include in your videos?

[@c0de178]

@@puck4787 omg your such a simp

[@TheMediaInsider]

Absolutely! It's the one step I always forget before exhorting, but will make a special effort from next time

[@theapexpredator157]

Who originated it?

[@delicategardenpizza3588]

what's the clip at 3:56 from?

[@raizanong]

Blade Runner 2049

[@radikamyers3804]

💓💓💓

[@aWERFRGT6545BGFG]

tyyy

[@annabelhurst6851]

watched

[@josephhindi2673]

my literature class is the best

[@elmopacco]

✊🏻

[@samymoussaid2039]

nice video ! btw it is written scène not scéne

[@user-vu4oj3jr6s]

Very nicely scripted to describe Mise en scene both visually and verbally. Thank you!

[@KylianMbappe-jl5vu]

I HATE THIS VIDEO!!! ITS TOO GOOD...

[@bboutube7334]

Scène. Mise en scène.

[@davidlindberg6287]

This video is fantastic, but it's pronounced "meez-on-sen."

[@TheMediaInsider]

I sound silly saying it the French way!

[@lynnm8081]

This is good. It would be even better if there weren't gender specific terminology used, such as 'man-made'. Why not use 'artificial' or 'human-made'? That way, 50% of the population, i.e. women, feel included.

[@loganmedia1142]

Technically the man in terms like mankind and manmade are neutral. It refers to a person or people. Just like human and humans does not refer to only one sex. It just happens that somewhere along the way we dropped the rest of the word that referred to male humans.

[@octobass9072]

Gadets

[@KylianMbappe-jl5vu]

Thank you so much for making me understand what this actually meant, I’m in college taking a film class and man let me tell you that they make it seem much more difficult then it actually looks, but you, you explained it so well that’s it’s very clear and easy to understand now, thank you so much for this video!