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    Neutrality In Casablanca

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    Movie directors engage in a more in-depth review of the literature to make sure that their message gets the attention needed for either education or entertainment (Everett & Bryan 3). Art lives after the creators of it have long gone as seen in Casablanca movie which possesses a history of the American people with unique cinema works that have transcended time due to the quality of the narration in capturing human history (Tunc & Tanfer 55). The movie is developed neutrally by the director in…

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    Discovering The Lambs

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    Discovering the Theme If you are watching a film would you be able to tell the main theme or focus the director had in mind? Directors use a series of tools to help get their point in the movie across. Developing a way to dissect a movie to find the theme or focus, the directors’ goal, and lastly come to a decision on the film, will aid in appreciating films more. While watching Silence of the Lambs it is pretty easy to find the theme of the movie is to catch Buffalo Bill but, strong…

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    Alien (1979) brought Ridley Scott into the forefront of film directors of note after the film’s release becoming one of the most successful and influential directors in Hollywood. Alien is often listed at the top of the greatest science fictions films ever made. Scott has reinvigorated many genres in cinema. Other directorial works by Scott include the even more cultural significant Blade Runner (1982. Ridley Scott). A film that takes one of the significant concepts of Alien, the android, Ash,…

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    be an art form. Astruc argued that cinema is art, “a form… by which an artist can express his thoughts, however abstract they may be, or translate his obsessions exactly as he does in a contemporary essay or novel” (5). Consequently, this movement led to the branding of film as an art form and a means of expression as a “unique aesthetic system” (Fabe 127). It was no longer simply understood as a basic form of entertainment. This led to the development of French…

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    Diego California, I am honoured to introduce to you a film director, a painter, screenwriter, producer, illustrator and an inspiration to us all the great and whimsical Timothy Walter Burton, who is being introduced into the Comicon Hall of Fame tonight. Tim Burton is an American film director, born on the 25th of August 1958 in Burbank California USA. He attended school at Burbank High School and graduated at the California institute of arts in 1979.After majoring in animation, Burton worked…

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    production work: screenwriters, cinematographers, composers, etc. The director is one of the most important elements and his or her interpretation of a screenplay can make or break a film. As stated in Persistence of Vision: An Introduction to Film Appreciation, “An auteur is a director that has garnered enough influence that they have total artistic control over the entire production (Miller 54).” Here we will be discussing one such director, M. Night Shyamalan and his low-budget film Split…

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    Lady Cocoa Movie Analysis

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    University of Maryland University College Understanding Movies Lady Cocoa Mbuatoh Alot Professor: Dr Ivana Rosenblatt The curiosity of scientist and inventors decades ago about motion pictures led to the rise of cinema. Various tools have been used over the years to make the idea of motion pictures a reality. After a successful production of motion pictures, filmmakers started making different types of films called genre. Over the years, factors including: the audience…

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    Essay On Auteur Theory

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    theory is the theory of filmmaking in which the director is considered the major force behind the creative aspects in a film. It came from an influential group of the 1950’s French film critics and filmmakers. In short, the director is in a position that is unique and irreplaceable because his or her artistic perspective is the motor behind the whole movie. The French word for “author” is where we get the term auteur which associates the director with the all aspects of the film including…

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    John Singleton Net Worth John Daniel Singleton was born on the 6th January 1968 in is an American screenwriter, director and producer, most famous for directing “Boyz N The Hood” (1991). This debut film of his made a big success both critically and commercially, which led to John winning the Academy Award nominations for Best Original Screenplay and Best Director. In the following years, Singleton released two more films of a similar social topic: “Poetic Justice” (1993) and “Higher Learning”…

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    becoming a director—then the camera operator's job is for you. A camera operator is the one who sits behind the camera and moves it on its tripod to follow the action. The camera operator's eye sees what is being shot, which gives him an authority to call for another take if something looks wrong on a shot. Thanks to the growth of the TV industry and the addition of commercial advertising to TV, camera operators became indispensable members of the print and film industries. Directors now rely on…

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