Mise-en-scene is what arrangement the props and stage scenery appear in a scene of a TV program or film or a play. This means that nothing can be inside of the camera shot if it does not add something to the scene or is relevant. To analyse mise-en-scene you must use the acronym 'CLAMPS' which stands for- costumes, lighting, actors, movement, props and setting. Understanding why certain things are going on a scene is important because the different elements have to make sense in the scene and be realistic.
Representation of characters
Representing characters differences is also important to help the viewer understand more about the characters own personality, which is why these things need to be taken into consideration also when creating a character- gender, age, ethnicity, sexuality, regional ethnicity, disability, class and social status.
Here is a video I found online that somewhat explains mise-en-scene in detail and how to get it right:
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