"The Hateful Eight" is a giddy abyss of mise en scène, not only in the cinematic sense of staging (the placement of actors and action in the frame) but, even more, in the societal, real-world sense of staging — the faking of an event, an action or self-representation that's merely for show, a setup or a put-on.
Staging, the placement of EMS responders as they await next steps on how to proceed from the Incident Commander, was cited as a beneficial practice in a number of situations.
Climbing stairs is still out of the question, and the stage director Elizabeth Bachman has adjusted the placement of the cast accordingly.
The first stage of the procedure is the placement of stereotactic frame on patient's head using special screws in local anesthesia.
What's more, within that sound stage there's more precision in the placement of off-screen objects than you get with the non-Atmos game mix.
Tooth losses are unavoidably accompanied by alveolar bone losses so that satisfactory outcomes cannot be obtained in the stage of functional recovery with only the placement of implants that just substitute for teeth.
Henry Brant, an adventurous American composer best known for his spatial music, in which the placement of performers on the stage and at carefully specified places around a concert hall is a crucial element, died on Saturday at his home in Santa Barbara, Calif.
Because of the placement of the cameras, singers played stage front to be within visible range, and direction for close-ups caused them to contort themselves.
Still, the only serious drawback of the concerts was the placement of the orchestra at the edge of the stage.
Patients with end-stage heart failure are acutely ill and require extraordinary support, often including mechanical circulatory assistance or the placement of devices that support the circulation.
