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| A cinematic structure in which content is elected and arranged in a casue and effect sequence of events occurring over time |
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| Also known as film fiction,a movie that tells a story, with characters, places, and events, that is conceived in the mind of the film's creator. Maybe wholly imaginary or based on true occurrences, and they may be realistic, unrealsitic, or both |
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Narrative Movies
Documentary Movies |
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| Narrative can be defined in a broader conceptual context as any cinematic structure in which content is selected and arranged in a cause-effect sequence of events occurring over time. |
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| Considered narrative film because it represents a straight-forward cause-effect story |
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| Made up stories of real life situations |
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| Movies do not have to arrange events in conventional order to employ narrative organization |
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| A non-fiction film that presents the film makers perspective on actuality. take many forms, including factual, instructional, persuasive,and propaganda. regardless of approach, every one is shaped by the film makers intent and subjective interpretation of ideas and actual events |
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| Avante-garde, term implying a position in the vanguard, out in front of traditional films. Usually about unfamiliar, unorthodox, or obscure subject matter and are ordinarily made by independent film makers, not studios, often with innovative techniques that call attention to question, and even challenge their own artifice |
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| Photography is used when____ |
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| Combining the films into sequential events to develop casue-effect |
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| Most elemental way of looking at narrative |
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| A fiction movie need not have a traditional goal driven plot to be considered a narrative |
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| The process linear nature lends itself to structures that develop according to some form of of progression |
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| Cinematic expression exist along a |
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| What distinguishes narrative films? |
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| Narrative films are based on |
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Screenplays
Behavior and spoken line is predetermined |
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| Narrative Characters are played by actors |
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Verisimilitude
technical demands of the motion picture production process |
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Lighting design
camera movement
performing scenes out of logical chronological sequence |
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| Difference of narrative film and documentary |
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| Documentary films begins with |
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| Present people, places, or processes in straightforward ways meant to entertain and instruct without unduly influencing audiences |
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| Educate viewers about common interests, rather than persuading them to accept particular ideas |
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| systematically disseminate deceptive or distorted information |
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| An approach to documentary film making that employs an unobtrusive style in an attempt to give viewers as truthful and direct an experience of events as possible |
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| Application of Direct Cinema |
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| Placement of small portable cameras and sound recording equipment in an important location for days or weeks, recording events as they occur |
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| elements as interviews and archival footage in innovated ways to create new and compelling non-fiction forms |
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| Most difficult of all types of movies to define with any precision, in part because experimental film makers actively seek to defy categorization and convention |
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| French phrase used to describe scouts and pathfinders who explored ahead of an advancing army |
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| 6 Characteristics of Experimental film |
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Not Commercial
Are personal
Do not conform to conventional expectations
Exploit the possibilities of the cinema
Critique culture and media
Invite individual interpretation |
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Not tell a story
incorporate unorthodox imagery
motivated n=by more innovation and personal expression |
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| Is replete with differing qualities of space, light, exposures focal lengths and printing techniques |
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| Focuses on personal expression |
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| Erasing the line between dream and reality |
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| Those that represent their own conditions of production in the spirit of surrealism |
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| Satirical and Sexual Films |
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| Often overlap particularly in their portrayal of sexual activities that challenge conventional ideas of normality |
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| Cross-pollination of Experimental-Documentary-Narrative |
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| Categorization of narrative films by the stories they tell and the ways they tell them |
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| Commonly recognized Genre movies |
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Western
Horror
Science Fiction |
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| Allow us to predict with reasonable certainty what sort of movie to expect and how they are bank rolled |
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| Predictability over novelty |
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| Unifying idea that the film expresses through its narrative or imagery |
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