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At 6:45am on November 15, 2009, Breen O'Reilly said…
Weclome. Looking forward to seeing your films online - but NOT the Pineapple Express trailer!!
 
 

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From 16-21 March 2010, the second edition of the Go Short Student Campus takes place! In cooperation with Go Short, International Short Film Festival in Nijmegen (The Netherlands), Breaking Ground offers European student film makers six days of t...
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Citizen Kane, released in 1941, was Orson Welles’ first film, and considered by many to be his best. The film was nominated for Academy Awards in nine categories. The film won in the category of Best Screen Play. Many people consider the film the ...
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Good! Way to be convincing about the color argument. Since its actually part of the plot of this film, it ties the theme together nicely. Good examination of the shot sequence with the gopher. nanananananana. 10/10
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Good comments about the sound. Did you notice any ways in which unexpected sounds were used to call attention to the theme that you describe? Great observation about the colors of the town vs. Phil's colors. How does taht change as the movie goes ...
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Good observations about colors and lighting. Good observation about sound, but be specific about the foley. Almost every sound is foleyed. How did Ramis use it? Good overall review Diana, and you probably have a harder task than most, as Ramis is...
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"In the film “Pulp Fiction” by Quentin Tarantino, the theme of forgiveness and redemption is portrayed with the use of camera angles, camera movement, a non linear timeline, and point of view." - what do you mean by 'point of view' in this case? I...
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