Sequence Analysis- A Boy Called Dad
Location, set, costume and props
All help to establish and reinforce character and plot. Often referred to as mise en scène.
| Term | Description |
|---|---|
LocationWhere the scene is taking place. |
This may be an interior or exterior location, or a studio set designed to replicate a location. |
Set designHow the scene is designed in accordance with the story and themes. |
Whether on location or in a studio, decisions will be made about what props, costume, colours and lighting are appropriate for how the scene should look. Also, the set will be designed to establish time and place. |
PropsVisual aids to enhance storytelling or clues to help develop the plot. |
Props include a variety of things so they can be categorised as follows: Hand props: items that are handled by the actor. Examples might be a cup of tea or a gun. Costume props: items that are handled by the actor associated with their costume. Examples of costume props are hats, bags and umbrellas. Set props: items used to dress the set. Examples of set props are furniture, pictures and curtains. |