The script should follow the following four points, and use a combination of still images, footage from the actual films, and researched information.
You may handle this in any manner of styles. The more creative, the better.
You can rely entir...
Great! Well done Joe! I want to suggest you think about watching "Strangers on a Train" rather than "Notorious". I'm sure there are those that would disagree, but I think its a better film. You could watch both if you prefer! ;)
Good start, Eugene! I'd like you to be sure to include The Game in your final project- its my favorite of his films, and I think you'll enjoy it as well.
1. Alfred Hitchcock because i have already seen some of his films and find them very intriguing.
2. Psycho, Notorious, North by Northwest
3. The MacGuffin:
> A MacGuffin is "the device, the gimmick, if you will, or the papers the spies are after.....
David Fincher
Se7en, Fight Club, The Game
Style:
In almost all of Fincher's movies, including Benjamin B, his film stock is "bleached," creating a grainy, muted effect on the colors. The setting of all his movies, except for BB, is unknown but g...
Art Teacher and Technology Integration Specialist. Native Philadelphian, Displaced New Yorker, Resident Shanghainian.
Favorite Movies
Lars Von Treire's The Five Obstructions
Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings
Federico Fellini's 8 1/2
Akira Kurasawa's The Seven Samurai
Stanley Kubrick's 2001
George Lucas' The Empire Strikes Back
Stephen Speilberg's Raiders of the Lost Ark
Hayao Miyazaki's My Neighbor Totoro
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Yooo GRAN
Dang, we friends on facebook and on studentfilms.
how come we didn't have this site last year for digital film? it's so much cooler and convenient compared to that blog site we used last year...
Hi David, I finally took a moment to sign up for this group. You must be busy with the upcoming Shanghai Film Festival! We are really looking forward to seeing the final collaboration.
Yes sir! I basically like everything Lynch does. "Eraser Head" is amazing (and should be added). He has a short on his short films DVD shot with a replica of the first Lumier camera that blows my mind. He shot the film on a dolly that traveled from scene to scene and used tricks to create cuts – the whole thing is one shot – that is possibly my favorite. It's titled "Lumier."
Inciting incident: BOY puts the last figure in his collection “worshipping” – has purchased it from MAN
Rising Action:
• MAN realizes value of the toy and asks the BOY for it back – BOY refuses
• DAD lurking in playground (in a non-pedo way) and ...
The script should follow the following four points, and use a combination of still images, footage from the actual films, and researched information.
You may handle this in any manner of styles. The more creative, the better.
You can rely entir...
Run Lola Run Analysis
Scene synopsis: In this scene, Lola finally gets the money from her father. Then she runs to deliver the money to the guy. On her way, she is interrupted by an orange truck. The orange truck ends up clashing to a big glass. L...
Great! Well done Joe! I want to suggest you think about watching "Strangers on a Train" rather than "Notorious". I'm sure there are those that would disagree, but I think its a better film. You could watch both if you prefer! ;)
Good start, Eugene! I'd like you to be sure to include The Game in your final project- its my favorite of his films, and I think you'll enjoy it as well.
Chapter 4 Mis-en-scene
Mise-en-scene
Literally means “staging or putting on an action or scene”
Refers to the overall look and feel of a movie – the sum of everything we see, hear, and experience.
Two main elements: design and composition.
Desig...