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    evident, especially in Hollywood films. Throughout Indigenous Peoples and the Media I have become increasingly aware of the racist depictions in movies I otherwise saw no issues with. Since 1904 several directors and creators have been producing a famous film seem by millions throughout the last century, Peter Pan. The issue surrounding the film is not just the negative stereotypes on Indigenous people; rather that writers and directors continue to write…

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    Masking, Alpha Channels, and Mattes to create a composite. This demonstrates how they can work together and the process in which they do when creating a still image. In film it’s more complicated, as the images are moving. Even so, the general idea is the same. Shah Gabrielse VFX Mattes Essay…

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    these films. Certainly, this business has been booming for the past one-hundred years, and we keep on fueling the fire. Movies aren’t just about entertainment only. Many films have become part of the American culture, and many films from the US show how Americans think and feel about certain trends or ideas. American films are accurate representations of what America is to outsiders, and we do take pride in our work. American film is very popular among people worldwide. Many big film…

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    The Wild Brunch Analysis

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    cinematic clues I’ve based my decision on is a subgenre of film known as the "Revisionist Western”. I’m sure you are asking yourself; how does this film that I chose enact the genre it is supposed to represent and how does it subvert it? Well, according to thescriptlab.com, “Western Film is a genre that revolves around stories primarily set in the late 19th century in the American Old West. Most Westerns are set between the American Civil War (1865) and the early 1900s. Common themes within…

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    The Studio System

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    like. These actors were then signed to a studio which allowed them the opportunity to have steady careers. During the era of the studio system films were mass produced this led to quantity between 400- 500 films a year. This marked a key moment in the film industry in which genres were created. This also led to famous actors drawing the audience to the film. Furthermore the genre created a level of…

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    with film. Even during times such as the Great Depression our nation has always had an urgency to spend their weekends at the drive-ins enjoying a movie or two. The woman’s role in film has drastically changed over the years, not just in their wardrobe but also in all aspects of film. As the trends change so do the social normalities. With the importance of women’s power increasing, their sexuality in film is becoming more of a popular theme. The ongoing evolution of sexualizing women in film…

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    benefit society and some of the laws passed can have a very profound effect on society as a whole or just certain individuals within society. The decisions made by our federal government have had and currently have an impact on Hollywood as well. The film industry is in the business of entertainment and education and has the ability to convey messages to people on a different level. With that being said, the government has had a hand in controlling how the industry goes about conducting it’s…

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    The Ever-changing Field of Film The world of film and cinematography has changed a lot over the years, and it will likely change even more as time wears on. Like many modern innovations, film and cinematography have changed very quickly over a rather short period of time, before reaching a plateau of existence that won’t advance for a while, though it definitely will eventually. Still, it is impressive to think how far film has come, and looking back allows us to have a bit more appreciation for…

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    Firefly Research Paper

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    time travel and life on other planets.” And westerns are usually defined as “a genre of various arts, such as film, television, radio, fiction and art. Westerns are…

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    Amada Hopkins Motion Picture Analysis Step 1. Pre-viewing The film I chose to watch was To Kill A Mockingbird,(record group source). I think that this film will display the hardships people faced during the depression era. This film will also contain life lessons like overcoming challenges, moving on with life and equality among men. It will also have characters of authority, teenagers/children and victims. Step 2. Viewing To Kill a Mockingbird is a Theatrical short subject. It has…

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