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Definitions: Mise en Scene—Everything in the frame. Location— The place where the scene is shot, e.g Paris or the countryside. Set design—The way the set has been decorated in order to express particular characteristics Costume -‐ The clothing of a character speaks volumes about their personality Make-‐Up—As does their make-‐up Iconography—The visual style of a piece of film OR the meaning that using a famous actor brings to a film or show. Properties.—or Props. Items that are used by characters in a particular scene Colour design.—A scene’s colours are very carefully selected in order to give off certain connotations. Proxemics—Refers to the physical distance between characters Physicality—The physical presence of an actor and what that brings to a role. Gesture and Posture— The characters physical movements and what that says about them. Lighting High Key Lighting—Lighting which appears to be natural (but very rarely is). A three point lighting system is used to reduce shadows and be flattering to the character. Low Key Lighting—Using a lighting system which intensifies shadows and gives a moody or scary effect. Back lighting—When a character is lit from behind, thus silhouetting them.