9.Lights, Camera, Classification: A Categorization of Moviemakers One of the fondest memories for most people, whether they are children or adults, is going to a summer blockbuster with their family or friends. This is because most people can appreciate a good movie because it immerses them into a world that is different from their own, and allows them to forget about their life and focus on someone elses. Another great thing about movies is that there is one for everyone. There are so many different genres of movies that everyone can pick one out that they like. There are action based ones for people who do not really want to focus on character development or decent writing, but instead just want to be wowed with special effects.Yet,
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He overcomes his disability by keeping pictures of locations and people he meets and tattoos on his body to remember important clues and events during his investigation. The movie is wonderful, because you start to become attached to the character and you worry about him when he falls into trouble along the way. Also you are continuously rooting for him as he tries to solve the crime, and feel the same sense of accomplishment that he feels when he comes one step closer to solving it. The director for this movie is Christopher Nolan and he is extremely famous for his style of elaborate scripts that keep the watcher interested in the story. He, and several other directors like him, are Scriptologists and they know how to immerse their audiences into a world that sometimes loses people in its lore. Another famous example is George Lucas, the director of Star Wars. He brings his audience into a science fiction world that so many people have fallen in love with that Lucasfilm's has made over four billion on just the films themselves, not even taking into the consideration the action figures and video games that were made based on the movies that made the companies progressively …show more content…
Like I said that is the beauty of filmmaking, there is a film out there that everyone can enjoy and love. The best of directors can in fact combine the categories into an amazing piece of cinematography. Steven Spielberg is seen doing this in several of his movies such as Indiana Jones and Jurassic Park. Indiana Jones is a very compelling story of an archaeologist that is faced with life and death situations. Indiana Jones is a true hero in the modern day american equation, he represents finding happiness through a hobby even if it leads to danger, and also having moral standards when faced with evil, even when it could mean your death. Not only that, but Indiana Jones also experiments with special effect, which today look cheesy, but back in the 90’s looked incredible for its time. Another great film that mixes slightly is Jurassic Park. It brings out the childhood dream that dinosaurs can still be brought back to life and can be studied. Yet, it also brings the dinosaurs to life through CGI that even looks great today. In fact, you could say that the way the dinosaurs were made on screen has really affected many movies today such as the animals that were made in Avatar. A more recent example of blending of the categories is the more recent Star Trek movies. J.J. Abrams does a very good job at staying true to the older Star Trek movie, while also expanding it using better CGI to capture the
He overcomes his disability by keeping pictures of locations and people he meets and tattoos on his body to remember important clues and events during his investigation. The movie is wonderful, because you start to become attached to the character and you worry about him when he falls into trouble along the way. Also you are continuously rooting for him as he tries to solve the crime, and feel the same sense of accomplishment that he feels when he comes one step closer to solving it. The director for this movie is Christopher Nolan and he is extremely famous for his style of elaborate scripts that keep the watcher interested in the story. He, and several other directors like him, are Scriptologists and they know how to immerse their audiences into a world that sometimes loses people in its lore. Another famous example is George Lucas, the director of Star Wars. He brings his audience into a science fiction world that so many people have fallen in love with that Lucasfilm's has made over four billion on just the films themselves, not even taking into the consideration the action figures and video games that were made based on the movies that made the companies progressively …show more content…
Like I said that is the beauty of filmmaking, there is a film out there that everyone can enjoy and love. The best of directors can in fact combine the categories into an amazing piece of cinematography. Steven Spielberg is seen doing this in several of his movies such as Indiana Jones and Jurassic Park. Indiana Jones is a very compelling story of an archaeologist that is faced with life and death situations. Indiana Jones is a true hero in the modern day american equation, he represents finding happiness through a hobby even if it leads to danger, and also having moral standards when faced with evil, even when it could mean your death. Not only that, but Indiana Jones also experiments with special effect, which today look cheesy, but back in the 90’s looked incredible for its time. Another great film that mixes slightly is Jurassic Park. It brings out the childhood dream that dinosaurs can still be brought back to life and can be studied. Yet, it also brings the dinosaurs to life through CGI that even looks great today. In fact, you could say that the way the dinosaurs were made on screen has really affected many movies today such as the animals that were made in Avatar. A more recent example of blending of the categories is the more recent Star Trek movies. J.J. Abrams does a very good job at staying true to the older Star Trek movie, while also expanding it using better CGI to capture the