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Last Updated: 25/06/2025

Code - Course Title	Compulsory/Elective	Laboratory + Practice	ECTS
TİY448 - Stage and Scene Applications in Cinema II	VIII. SEMESTER	2 +2	3.0

Language of Instruction	Türkçe
Course Type	Elective Courses
Course Instructor(s)	ÖĞR. GÖR. ENGİN KILIÇATAN
Mode of Delivery	Face to face
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Prerequisites	There is no prerequisite or co-requisite for this course.
Courses Recomended	There are no recommended courses.
Recommended Resources	How to Read a Movie (James Monaco), The Whole Story of Cinema (Philip Kemp), Preparing an Actor (Stanislavsky)
Work Placement	There is no internship or practice required.
Aims of the Course

Weeks	Learning Outcomes	Topics	Teaching Methods
Week - 1		First Semester Review Conceptual reminder, identification of technical deficiencies.
Week - 2		The actor's place in the mise-en-scene The actor's responsibility and positioning in relation to the camera, space and partner.
Week - 3		Establishing Mise-en-scene According to Acting Types The actor's contribution to the mise-en-scene in genres such as comedy, drama, thriller.
Week - 4		Inner Rhythm and Emotional Flow in Dialogic Scenes Balance with partner, correct reactions, pauses and rhythm.
Week - 5		Player Blocking and Play Consistency in Moving Scenes Maintaining physical continuity and rhythm in situations such as pursuit, escape, fight, etc.
Week - 6		Sensing Out of Area - Reacting to Unseen Elements Player reaction to unseen elements such as sound, movement or threat.
Week - 7		The Role of the Actor in Creating Atmosphere Transportation of emotion to the stage through light, smoke and sound.
Week - 8		Film Scene Analysis - Acting-Oriented Mise-en-scene Reading Strategies of the actor in the mise-en-scene in a given scene.
Week - 9		Scene Selection and Casting Scene selection and character analysis through group work of students.
Week - 10		Rehearsal Process - Actor's Preparation and Mise-en-scene Adaptation Rehearsal with partner, emotional preparation, blocking and camera awareness.
Week - 11		Shooting Days - Day 1 (On-Camera Performance) Controlled shooting of selected scenes in front of the camera.
Week - 12		Shooting Days - Day 2 (Replays and Detail Plans) Close-ups, detail shots and actor's continuity responsibility.
Week - 13		Watching edited scenes and Feedback on Acting Performance Analyzing edited scenes in terms of acting
Week - 14		End of Term Evaluation - From Actor to Director, From Stage to Mise-en-scene Holistic analysis of the process, individual development evaluation and discussion of the creative contribution of the actor on the stage.

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