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    The Drive Film Techniques

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    director’s intentions to contrast different colors in order to tell a story, it’s not mainly about the dialogue if not the visual presentation of the movie. Drive is an exhilarating film that uses various techniques in order to support the theme such as warm vs cool lighting, actor’s position, and tight frames being demonstrated throughout the movie in a way to create mystery and illusion towards the characters. The first technique director Nicolas Winding Refn uses the majority of the time throughout

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    WRITER’S STATEMENT I have seen several movies of different genres, cultures, emotions and feels etc. etc., earlier when I used to watch world cinemas I used to think that I like them because they were good and meaningful but now I realize that I like them also because of their difference. Difference means their emotions were different, their reactions and feels and cultures were different. It used to connect myself to some another world. After watching around 250-300 world or different movies

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    of a collective with a common interest. Before, during and after is spent in discussion of the show. Movie theaters, while in most communities, do not encourage interaction. There are few social events that occur around attending a movie.” She regularly goes

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    In today's society, one could never imagine a life without movies or necessities such as youtube videos to watch. I do not recall ever thinking or wondering about what kind of entertainment/ technology individuals in the "olden days" had access to. This section in the Artforms textbook has taught me about the unknown."Before the advent of movies in the late nineteenth century, it was discovered that looking at rapidly changing short sequences of still drawings gave the illusion of motion" (page 159)

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    I remember when I was just five-years-old, my cousins were visiting from Mexico, and my dad had the idea to film a cowboys versus Indians movie with my chubby baby brother cast as the Indian chief. Then, at age ten, my dad and I wrote our sci-fi comedy “When UFOs Attack” and filmed it in our backyard with a variety of green screens and crazy costumes. We spent hours editing the raw footage on the couch, experimenting with different sound effects and trying to figure out how to use Imovie. It wasn’t

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    1905-1912 Case Study

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    Discuss the importance of the cinema industry’s bid for respectability in this transitional period (1905 – 1912) with regard to at least two national cinemas. How did film style, content, and exhibition change? First and foremost, it became a business, with order, structure, and monetized. In many regards, the business practices of film during the preceding area was vague. Nevertheless, the succession of events brought change and respectability as it became an industry, adopting systems of structure

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    How 9/11 Influenced Me

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    I had never been passionate about anything until 9/11. Thinking back, that was probably the strongest memory I have as a child that really motivated me to want to change the world for the better . Growing up in New York there have always been A lot of liberal people around me and I think that really influenced me into wanting to put a piece of myself out into the world. My love for art and film blossomed through those influences and made me who I am today. I think showing a message through my art

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    By 1957, Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman had already established himself in the industry with films like The Seventh Seal and Wild Strawberries. These films served as a foundation for his work that would only go deeper into the exploration of the meaning of art film. After being hospitalized for a long period of time, Bergman started writing a new film, which would eventually be his 1966 Persona. Persona serves as Bergman’s first film that delved deeper into the process of exposing cinema in a self-reflexive

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    Cinema Paradiso Essay

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    Cinema Paradiso: Still Relevant Today ​Released in 1988 by director Giuseppe Tomatore, “Cinema Paradiso” follows the life of a young boy in Italy who dreams of being a filmmaker. The road the boy, who eventually becomes a famous Italian film director named Salvatore Di Vita, takes to reach his goal is difficult and includes many sacrifices and trade-offs. Today, the film is widely regarded as one of the most popular foreign films ever to be released in the United States. Given that foreign films

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    Rear Window Review Rear Window is a great thriller, and a great movie. It is thrilling and exciting without having the overly serious tone of most other thrillers. Unlike other films of the genre there is campy feel, yet that doesn’t deter the edge of your seat feeling the this film creates. Rear Window is an oddity, it’s a light-hearted murder mystery that takes place from one setting, yet very effectively pulls the audience into the experience. There is a constant did he or didn’t he feeling

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