MIS EN SCENE- Continuation

Today, we started off by recaping and discussing what we have learnt about Mis en scene so far . Then , the rest of the ,lesson was based on 'Why facial expressions are important on screeen', and then we looked and noted down a few examples of facial expressions and what they might possibly mean.
   
           - If there are no face expressions, the audience might misunderstand the character however, with facial expressions, you can guess what the character is saying without the dialogue.

Examples

• Frightened- Looking Down, sweaty hands,shaky   
• Angry- Twitching, screwface
• Embarrrased- Hands over face, looking away, red face
• Relaxed- Straining into space,feet up.