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Microfeatures..

Microfeatures/Film Noir

 Some types of micro features include ; cinematography, mis-en-scene, sound, editing and performance.

However, the two main micro features that we are focused on are Cinematography and Mis-en-scene.

Cinematography
 *use of camera to create meaning
 *lighting
 *compostition of shots
 *framing and focus of shots
 *use of different shots
 *use camera movements

Mis-en-scene
 *helps to think of the elements you can see in the staging of the play
 *a location of setting
 *wardrobe for characters
 *objects and props
 *actors will move in particular ways
 *lighting

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