mise-en-scène
mise-en-scène
Definition
mise-en-scène (mē zän sen′)
noun
- the staging of a play, including the setting, arrangement of the actors, etc.
- the direction of a film, emphasizing the image created by setting, props, lighting, actors' movements, etc.
- general surroundings; environment
Etymology: < Fr mise en scène
Browse dictionary entries near mise-en-scène
- misdoubt
- misdoing
- misdoer
- misdo
- misdirect
- misdiagnose
- misdemeanor
- misdemeanant
- misdelivery
- misdeed
- misemploy
- miser
- miserable
- miserably
- Miserere
- misericord
- miserly
- misery
- misesteem
- misestimate
