Interpretation of mise en scene components in the film "I Swarnangkara" As reinforcement on the moral message

Ni Kadek Dwiyani; I Wayan Swandi; I Wayan Karja; I Made Bayu Pramana

doi:10.21744/ijhla.v8n1.2407

Authors

Ni Kadek Dwiyani
kadekdwiyani@isi-dps.ac.id
Indonesian Institute of the Arts, Bali, Indonesia
I Wayan Swandi Indonesian Institute of the Arts, Bali, Indonesia
I Wayan Karja Indonesian Institute of the Arts, Bali, Indonesia
I Made Bayu Pramana Indonesian Institute of the Arts, Bali, Indonesia

Keywords:

Animation, Film, Interpretation, Mise en Scene, One stop-motion

Abstract

This research is a study of the mise en scene component, which is an important part in building and presenting the story as a whole through a visual sequence. The visual information studied in this paper not only refers to descriptive studies that describe visual information that is visible to the naked eye, but also the meaning that is built through visual information and confirmed by verbal information, so that it can provide a good interpretation of the film message to the audience. The purpose of this research is to identify and explain the mise-en-scène component as a story-building aspect to provide an understanding of the film message in accordance with the story given to the audience. The method used is a descriptive qualitative method, with the object of study being a one-stop motion animation film based on one of the Balinese folktales entitled "I Swarnangkara".

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