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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"cinematic techniques"”.
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Cinematic Writing: Thinking Between The Viewer And The Screen
… by camera movement, might generate forms of ‘cinematic writing’. This project approaches these affects as an integral part of the film viewing experience, and asks how they alter the way we think, feel, see, remember, and write. What connections in thought and memory can be provoked and …
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Children's comprehension of video effects : understanding meaning, mood & message
… and effects, and generated hypotheses about techniques underlying their production. Children then tested their preconceptions, building action-based stories with effects in the workshop. Children's explanations and videos were compared. Film elements conveying narrative meaning and mood are …
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kINetic eMOTION: Beyond the object
… potential of spatial narratives. With the use of cinematic techniques the building machine in partnership with people creates multisensory spatial dimensions in what is seen as a continuous architectural carnival.
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Screening Difference: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Autism in Contemporary Film
… analysis of narrative structures, dialogue, and cinematic techniques. Findings reveal persistent reliance on the savant stereotype and several caregiver-centered narratives that privilege neurotypical perspectives. The study illustrates how autism representation functions as a site of ideological …
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L'idéologie d'Ousmane Sembène : de l'œuvre écrite À l'œuvre filmée
… as they were never commercially released, the cinematic techniques which Sembène used to convey his ideology were carefully studied and then compared to the literary techniques utilised in his writings.
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Affect and (Un)Certainty: Exploring the Non-Representational in Ethnographic Depiction
… not employing two very effective and reliable cinematic techniques: the close-up of a face and the use of music. Through walking, an actor and filmmaker subject their bodies to encounters with other bodies (mostly non-human) in the environment in search of visual and sonic intensities. The …
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Exploring Intimacy and Authenticity in Greek Folk Music Documentaries: A Hybrid Form of Ethnographic Filmmaking
… the filmmaker’s personal experiences with formal cinematic techniques, creating documentaries that resonate with cultural authenticity. Guided by the overarching question, how can documentary filmmaking integrate intimate, authentic narratives while preserving cultural heritage? The research …
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"Dream. Drive. Do.: becoming that ""someone like me"""
… of dialogue as well as rich visual imagery and cinematic techniques to capture key moments and the emotions of certain critical incidents. The overarching story pertains to a federal lawsuit and serves as the anchor point. By moving forward and backward in time from this main event, other pieces …
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In the Vanguard: The Colombian Novel Between the Wars
… North American imperialism and an adaptation of cinematic techniques in the structural format of the novel."
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A place for West Side Story (1961): Gender, race, and tragedy in Hollywood's adaptation
… made to Leonard Bernstein’s music coupled with cinematic techniques modify the musical’s dramatic arc while simultaneously affecting both the gendered and ethnic representations within the show. My approach within this paper takes into account how the music, lyrics, dialogue, and cinematography …
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Smell as Self-identity: Capitalist Ideology and Olfactory Imagination in Das Parfum’s Multimedia Storytelling
… smell could be effectively visualized through cinematic techniques while ideologically decoding <em>Perfume</em> as a critique of capitalist culture that exerts manipulation, standardization, and fragmentation of individual identity. In conclusion, the three texts of<em> Perfume</em> provide …
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Bos > AIR
… Movie Camera and Jacques Tati's Playtime, though cinematically disparate in technique, both commented on the status of entering a new urban modality and experience during their respective times. The project situates itself in that the urban experience in the 21st century resides in that of the …
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Le discours cinématographique dans Afrique Je te plumerai de Téno et Guelwaar de Sembene: histoire, symbolisme, négritude et panafricanisme
… reductive representations stemming from Western cinematic depiction of the African cultures have exacerbated the issue of Western hegemony over African countries. The first representations of Africa were of the exotic genre and failed to portray the socio-political history and culture of the …
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"""Happ'ly-ever-aftering"": Changing social and industry conventions in Hollywood musical adaptations, 1960-75"
… I discuss the approach to fidelity and use of cinematic techniques. Each of the chapters then focus on different issues: gender and ethnicity in West Side Story, regionalism and politics in The Music Man and Bye Bye Birdie, politics, feminism, and the folk revival in The Sound of Music, New …
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Kyiv - A City Symphony: An examination of the conventions of poetic documentary and how they can create a representation of the city of Kyiv, Ukraine
… movements in the 1920s, where experiments with cinematic techniques including the close-up, montage editing, and sound explore associations and patterns that involve temporal and spatial juxtapositions. It is argued by filmmakers and film scholars that this approach to filmmaking results in …
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Sustaining Threat Narratives about Muslims and Arabs in Germany in The Post 9/11 Era: An Analysis of Showtime?s Homeland
… show and interrogated how meaning arises from cinematic techniques. It found that close-up shots are particularly effective for constructing emotion in audiences and produces sympathy and relatability, potentially serving to justify characters' questionable behaviour in the eyes of the …
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L'esthétique du silence dans le théâtre de Samuel Beckett
… potential. Filmmakers, for their part, use cinematic techniques such as close-ups or slow editing to intensify the emotional impact of silence. This is not a simple theatrical device: silence in Beckett becomes a language of the unspeakable, a poetic and philosophical tool that questions the …
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Young British readers' engagement with manga
… interpreted manga, with respect to the artistic techniques, the embedded ideologies, and the cultural elements therein. I also looked into children’s participation in manga fandom and its social meanings. This allowed me to explore what attracted British readers to this exotic text. This study …