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| the short film A MOVIE is considered |
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| Luis Bunuel and Salvador Dali |
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| Avant-grade film makers expierment with.. |
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structure and narrative
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Meshes of the Afternoon
by Maya Deren and Alexander Hammid |
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| director of The Bicycle Thieves |
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makes an association and in its own way makes it logical
EX.
hear the sound of a train while you are sleeping and incorperate the sound into your dream as something else like a whale call or something
-take a real life sound and turn it into something else while dreaming |
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| director of Night and Fog |
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| Alain Resnais, France 1955 |
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| 2 types of documentary status |
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-French Cinema Vitre
-social documentation
Direct Cinema
-"fly on the wall"
-american version
-be an observer-follow |
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| director of The Maltese Falcon |
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John Huston
may very well be the "original Film Noir |
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| directly references something (spoof) |
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not spoofs, more serious
but both still comedy
relates conventions of film noir |
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| what does Cinema Verite mean? |
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-aware of its own artificiality
-reveals it self in a technical way
-direct reference to the technical aspect in the movie |
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| screenplay of The Player by |
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Michael Tolkin
-based on his novel |
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| Nosferatu: Symphony of Night |
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F.W. Murnau
-Germany 1922 |
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Werner Herzog
-Germany 1979 |
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Francas Ford Coppola
-US 1992 |
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| direct references in The Player |
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| Touch of Evil, Bicycle Thieves, Sunset Blvd., Citizen Kane |
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| the breakdown of hollywood studio structure |
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-studio head
-executives
-story editor
-producers
-directors
-writers |
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| director of the Godfather |
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Francis Ford Coppola
USA 1972 |
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| writer of the Godfather books |
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| inventor of Science Fiction in the cinema |
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George Melies 1900
"A Trip to the Moon"
"Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" |
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| Director of 2001: A Space Odyssey |
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Stanley Kubrick, US/UK 1968
also was the
-writer
-special photographic effects designer
really an art film that was commercially popular as well |
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| 2 special effect processes invented by Kubrick |
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1) slit Scan Machine
-used for stargate corridor sequence
-wormhole
-type of las photography
-built by Douglas Trumbull
2) Front Projection
-used mostly in the first motion
-put projector high up and put projector and background screen at an angle |
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| 4 movements in 2001: A Space Odyssey |
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1) The Dawn of Man
2) "The Monolith on the Moon"
3) Jupiter Mission
-man vs. machine, mind over matter
4) Beyond the Infinite
-physics of time and space
All 4 movements are connected by Theme and Music
-progression of human intelligence |
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