Hi,
I'm french. In France we use a term to a document about the description of how the director is going to shot the film. In this document there's the scene, the dialogue, the shot size, the camera movement, sometimes with the graphic storyboard, sometimes with sound effects. It's not the breakdown (it's "le dépouillement" in french), it's more about the director vision.
Thank you very much guys!!
Pierre
EDIT: it's about the mise en scène, Wikipedia Mise en scène Refers to what is colloquially known as "the Set," but is applied more generally to refer to everything that is presented before the camera to produce intended effects, as opposed to editing (which takes place afterwards). Literally, the "putting-in-the-scene"
the direction of actors
placement of cameras
choice of lenses etc.
I'm french. In France we use a term to a document about the description of how the director is going to shot the film. In this document there's the scene, the dialogue, the shot size, the camera movement, sometimes with the graphic storyboard, sometimes with sound effects. It's not the breakdown (it's "le dépouillement" in french), it's more about the director vision.
Thank you very much guys!!
Pierre
EDIT: it's about the mise en scène, Wikipedia Mise en scène Refers to what is colloquially known as "the Set," but is applied more generally to refer to everything that is presented before the camera to produce intended effects, as opposed to editing (which takes place afterwards). Literally, the "putting-in-the-scene"
the direction of actors
placement of cameras
choice of lenses etc.
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