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51 Cards in this Set
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The Diary of a lost girl
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GW Pabst
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The Untouchables
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Brian Depalma
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Battleship Potemkin
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Sergei Eisenstein
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The Man with a Movie Camera
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Boris Kaufman
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Dames
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Ray Enright
Busby Berkely |
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The Hudsucker Proxy
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Joel & Ethan Coen
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The Good the Bad and the Ugly
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Sergio Leone
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Psycho
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Alfred Hitchcock
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The Jazz Singer
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Alan Crosland
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Millers Crossing
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Joel & Ethan Coen
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The Conversation
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Francis Ford Coppola
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In the Heat of the Night
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Norman Jewison
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Pather Panchali
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Satyajit Ray
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Overcrank
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The act of turning the camera crank rapidly to create slow motion
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Undercrank
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The act of turning the camera crank slowly to create fast motion
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VGIK
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Russian Film School, known as one of the best film schools in the world. embargo on russia so they tried to get their hands on any old film supplies they could find
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Lev Kuleshov
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Meaning of images is not relavant to the relationship A+B=/AB A+B=C
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Final Cut
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right to make the final version that will be seen by the public
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Continuity Montage
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system of editing designed to support the narrative. Sustains the illusion that the story world is like the real world
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Eye line Match
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The Perception that two people are looking at each other. numerous cuts to try and show you what a person is looking at
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Match on action
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Single Action seems to be continuous throughout multiple steps. pouring the soup in diary of a lost girl.
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Continuity of screen direction
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object in shot must continue on the same vector of motion
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180 degree rule
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keeps screen direction the same. cannot show all 360 degrees because of all the camera equipment.
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dialectical montage
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Eisenstein's philosophy where the thesis and the antithesis create synthesis. rules of continuity are broken through vector motion
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graphic montage
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the creation of spatial matches such as the motion of an object
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Kino - Pravda
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Gather up information that he things is news and melds two seperate things together. Ideological truth is more important than real truth
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the formalist error
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focus is on film technique not serving the higher good
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montage sequence
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non continuity editing, rythmic montage
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eliptical montage
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compresses time - music brings it together - repetition of shapes
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Voice over
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adressed to the audience
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diagetic sound
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sound that eminates from the picture
visible, infered, internal |
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Nondiagetic sound
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music - no where w/ in the story
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synchronous sound
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image and sound match up
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sound perspective
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acoustic equivalent of story world, everything is acoustically present in cinema
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follies
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sound making guys - sound designers
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dialogue rule of 3s
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we remember anything said 3 times
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idiomatic
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dialogue that is meant to sound like your character. stereotypical
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1895-1903
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itinerant exhib, camera man system
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1903-1909
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nickelodeon period, camera man system
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DW griffith
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biograph, first director, wants to make longer films and ends up creating hollywood
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billy bitzer
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first cinematographer
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1909-1915
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director unit system
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florence lawrence
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the biograph girl, no identity till carl laemle
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carl laemmle
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started universal, gives Stars their name
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adolf zukor
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queen elizabeth, star sarah burnhardt, premade star
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1915-1952
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producer unit system
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1925-1929
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transition to sound, vertically integrated industry, production, distribution, and exhibition
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vitaphone vs movietone
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quality vs efficiency
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1948
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The Paramount Decrees
movie industry is dismantled, can only own two of the 3 sectors of production |
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the blob
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irvan yeaworth
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the wild bunch
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sam peckinpah
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