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| production distibution exhibition |
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independant not a major company
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| mnegative cost vs marketing cost |
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-above the line-costs include the literary property scriptwriter director and major cast
-below the lone costs include the crew secondary cast equipment film stock props insurance special effect
-the sum total of above the line and below the line costs us the negative cost usually marketing is half as much as the production. negative cost is above and below the line cost |
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| not every film is release in the same way. exclusive release 1 theatre or 2. then limited then wide(2000-4000)then saturated. |
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| artisitic implicaations of distribution and exhibition |
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| director changes how he films based on how film will be released |
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| everything working togeather. a value chain accross media platforms owned by the same movie comglomerate . |
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| puttong into scene lighting source colour costume makeup setting staging |
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| our eyes move from left to right. right side is stronger |
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| orientation to the camera. people face the front so we csn see there fsce |
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| 6 depth cue parts and def |
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overlapping planes color diferences movement aerial perspective size diminution linear perspective
the elements of an imge that give off a 3d space. |
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| highcontrast dramatic low key very different light and dark parts in a frame |
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| lightning. ex putting more light. change the apriture the size of the lens. |
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| the length of the lens from the center of the lens to where the light is converged. 35 standard |
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| longest range magnifys things typically 100mm |
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| widest shot lots in the shot people in the front look bigger |
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| normal lens milimeter for focal length |
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range of focus
everything is in focus
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deep focus cinematography
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| citizen kanes. every plane is visible. lenses shorter focal length plus sensitive film |
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| 2.35 1 is wider than 1 to 1 |
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| brady bunch multiple images at the same time |
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| camera moving subject still |
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| camera moves and follows subject |
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| a shot that take a long time |
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| hero we discussed beacuse |
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| taking reaarnging cutting shots |
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| time between shots is discontinuos or amiguougs |
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| An old technique of punctuation that utilises a diaphragm in front of the lens, which is opened (iris in) or closed (iris out) to begin or end a scene. The iris can also be used to focus attention on a detail of the scene. |
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| four areas of editing control |
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graphic
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spatial infering space by shots
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| reasons for changing shots |
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| a symbolic shot whose content is not part of the story world |
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| weird interuptions match on action |
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| rapid cuting extreme lens lenght close framingi n dialogue free moving camera |
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| why is sound analyses elsuive |
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| first recorded 1950s included in lots of movies |
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| nondiegetic sound typically has no relevant temporal rekation to the story true or fals |
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| 4 parts of the film dicispline |
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| theory criticism history production |
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| - hypothesizing about the essential nature of cinema |
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| the film discipline criticism |
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analyzing or evaluating individual films or groups of films can be sophisticated and systematic- or as simple as thumbs up thu,bs down |
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· - the study of film with respect to its deleopment and over time may focus upon aesthetic technical economic and or social aspects
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| 1889 significant film event |
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| 1893 significant film event |
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| edison starts first film company. and shows kinetescope to worlds colombian exhibition and first public showing. created 35 mil film |
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| 1895 significant film occurence |
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| first projectiom in film from luminere brothers |
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| our brain sees images as single pictures |
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| around 50 frames per second the rate at which eyes see continuous motion |
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| our eyes see motion from changes that our eyes see |
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| path from source to subject in lighting |
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| were the light comes from key fill and back |
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| light filling in scene usually by camera |
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| when a plane is infront of another |
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| color differences in film |
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| pale colors fade in and bright colors stick out |
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| things far away look hazer than close objects |
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| object far away look smaller |
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| paralel lines converge at a distance |
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| movie used to describe cinematography |
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| lens that provides different focal length |
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| sound is faithful to the source we conceive it |
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| music speech soud effects |
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| sound comes from different places ex dogetic |
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