mise en scene

美 [mɪz en siːn]英 [miːz en siːn]

mise en scene

noun

场景；舞台调度
the arrangement of scenery , furniture, etc. used on the stage for a play in the theatre

事发地点；现场
the place or scene where an event takes place

Venice provided the mise-en-scène for the conference.

威尼斯是这次会议的地点。

noun

arrangement of scenery and properties to represent the place where a play or movie is enacted: Synonym: stage setting setting

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1

Andre Bazin ( Andre Bazin ) used said in his " Film Guide " - " mise en scene " is a extraordinary important strength to movies and TV programs , it has shown us a significant path to the aesthetic philosophy .

安德烈·巴赞（AndreBazin）在他的《电影手册》里曾经这样说过&场面调度的力量对于影视制作是如此重要以至于它在电影理论上引发了一条重要的美学的和哲学的道路。