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mise en scene

/ˌmiːz ɒ̃ ˈsɛn/

翻译: 源自法语的术语，用于电影和戏剧中，指对布景、道具、灯光和演员在舞台或拍摄现场的位置安排，以营造特定的视觉氛围或情绪。也指这种整体视觉呈现本身。

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/ˌmiːz ɒ̃ ˈsɛn/C1formalart
  • zh源自法语的术语，用于电影和戏剧中，指对布景、道具、灯光和演员在舞台或拍摄现场的位置安排，以营造特定的视觉氛围或情绪。也指这种整体视觉呈现本身。

A French term used in film and theater referring to the arrangement of scenery, props, lighting, and actors on stage or set to create a specific visual atmosphere or mood.

  1. Theatrical arrangementC1formal

    The arrangement of scenery, props, lighting, and actors on a stage to create a specific visual and emotional atmosphere.

    zh场面调度

    • The mise en scène of the play was dark and claustrophobic.
    • The director's careful mise en scène made the scene feel very intimate.
    • The mise en scène included a single chair and a spotlight.

  2. Film visual styleC1formal

    The overall visual style and design of a film, including set design, lighting, costume, and actor positioning.

    zh场面调度

    • The film's mise en scène was praised for its use of color and shadow.
    • The director used mise en scène to convey the character's isolation.
    • The mise en scène of the opening scene was chaotic and colorful.