Multiple Choice
In film analysis, the term "mise-en-scène" refers to
A) everything the audience sees in every shot.
B) the technique of editing from shot to shot.
C) a method of determining the length of each scene.
D) only those objects and people who appear in the foreground of a shot.
E) everything in the frame except lighting and composition.
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