Mise-En-Scène
Natalie GuevaraWhat's in your frame? A newsletter exploring mise-en-scène that has made an impact—aesthetically or otherwise—on interesting people who love to watch.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 26 | Subscribers | Read | miseenscene.substack.com |
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SCÈNE 24. JAKE MIKE BOY, Writer and Editor-In-Chief, GUTS Magazine
> “Paul leads one of the most generous and honorable lives of anyone I’ve ever known. Between his popcorn and salad dressing and his other merchandising, all for charities he’s created… not to mention his movie work, his days are packed. Bu...
SCÈNE 23. Trey Taylor, Perfumer and Founder, Serviette
“I’ve always admitted that I’m ruled by my passions,” said Elizabeth Taylor. The exact passions she was referring to are subject to conjecture (darling, take your pick!), but the sentiment reminds me of Trey Taylor, a spirited cognoscente j...
SCÈNE 22. Austin Tedesco, Head of Business Development at Substack and Author of Bangers & Jams
In the spring, I rewatched four Jonathan Demme movies back to back. In between finishing Philadelphia (1993) and starting Rachel Getting Married (2008), I texted my friend .
SCÈNE 21. Victoria Myers, Writer and Filmmaker
is one of the most crackerjack people I’ve met in a long time. This newsletter is responsible for our meet-cute, in a way that reminds you that the internet can sometimes be a force for finding your people and making friends and connecting ...
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