What is scene scheduling?

Scene scheduling refers to the artistic treatment of the actor's action route, state and communication between actors on the stage of drama.

Scene scheduling is an expression used to describe the design of drama or film production. In essence, it refers to "visual theme" or "storytelling", which is expressed in a poetic way by the director through visual arts such as camera shooting, film photography and stage design. It is also often used to refer to multiple single scenes in a movie to represent the movie. Known as the "grand undefined vocabulary" of film criticism.

The core purpose of scene scheduling is to convey the meaning and emotional content of the plot through the movement and position arrangement of actors and cameras in the picture, combined with visual elements such as scene design, light and color, and enhance the expressive force and aesthetic effect of the picture. Directors, actors, photographers and other members of the film crew design and adjust the scene scheduling according to the actual shooting conditions on the basis of following the characters' actions and scene perspectives provided by the script.

In fact, scene scheduling includes the following levels.

1. Actor scheduling: This involves the moving direction, position change, dynamic communication and static expression of actors in front of the camera, with the purpose of creating different picture shapes and scenes, and expressing the relationship between characters and emotional changes.

2. Spatial scheduling: This includes the layout of all elements in the scene and the creation of visual effects, such as scheduling the scene, depth of field, angle, light and color. To enhance the expressive force and special significance of the picture.

3. Camera scheduling: This refers to how the director uses the motion of the camera (such as pushing, pulling, swinging, lifting, etc.). ) and angle (pitch, tilt, etc.). ) to simulate the audience's perspective, so as to show the relationship between people, environment and event progress.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Scene Scheduling.