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How do elements of mis en scene relate to the larger narrative functions of the scene and the film Rebel Without a Cause? 15132836 Mise-en-Scene literally means to "put in scene". Mis en scene refers to the arrangements and placement of all visual characters in a scene, for either film or stage productions within the film or stage area. There are four formal elements that make up the Mis en scene which include - 1: Setting - 2: Costume and Make up - 3: Lighting - 4: Staging which includes movement and Acting. (Bordwell & Thompson 176 - 177) All four of these elements can be applied to any film they can give the view insight into the larger narrative and offer clues to where the story is headed. The film chosen for analysis is the Nicholas Ray classic "Rebel without a cause." A film about teen angst and belonging....

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