These are huge factors that need to be evaluated further. The Cinematography of Ulysses (1954) was done by Harold Rosson. The special effects in this movie were horrendous, because of the fact that this movie was from 1954. For example, the Cyclops didn't really look like a cyclops. The special effects regarding the ocean
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Spielberg’s “Saving private Ryan” have been praised and criticized for graphic reality looked at in very different ways. The one thing that sticks out the most for me is the realism and deep emotional feel both movies bring to the audience. The cinematography and stories of each movie had a luring effect of pulling a person in to the scene and the event, making you feel the moment as if we were in it. The two movie scenes are the backbone of both stories and received the majority of criticism; being
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college, went off in his old car and left his family behind, and disappeared for two years wandering the country. He where found by hunters, dead of poisoning and starvation in an abandoned bus in the wilds of Alaska. In addition to the fascinating cinematography in the movie, which is really catchy, I find the story extremely inspiring; people in the late modern society must be so tired of seeing the same things every single day. Wake up in the same bed - in the same house. Everything is the same and
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2014: Producer – “BEYOND WALLS” – Independent Short Film starring Daryl Sabara – accepted to 2015 Festival De Cannes. • 2014: Producer – “24 HOURS OF PEACE” – 48 Hour Film Festival Short. Nominated for Best Film, Directing, Writing, Acting, Cinematography & Editing • Main focuses: Budgeting, location scouting, negotiating contracts, signing SAG actors, and scheduling. • SAG Signatory – approved to sign SAG actors to any SAG approved Film. • Focus on assigning key Above and Below the Line department
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determine what my emotion is, there are parts of the film that I laugh , stunned , cry , and mad. The actors of the film really suits the character that was given to them, the character and acting itself was portrayed very well. I am impressed by the cinematography of the film , the way they show the fight scenes or war scenes. The flashback scene is as good as it is, it was cool to watch but it confused me on the first time I saw it, because there we're no effects that shows the audience that the scene
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Module B – Witness Peter Weir uses his film witness to express his concerns with the modern world by looking at the binary opposition of the Amish and western society. The Amish represent the old world and it is seen that they live peacefully while our modern world is filled with violence and corruption. Using the themes of conflicting cultures, violence vs. pacifism, and technology vs. tradition, weir is able to explore the conflicting cultures of the Amish and the English. American society is
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Introduction “Rosebud”, has one cryptic word carried such weight since? Charles Foster Kane is a figure as enigmatic as he is influential, a multimillionaire media tycoon, a failed politician, but most of all, a man looking for something he lost. The role, based in large part on the newspaper don William Randolph Hearst, drew its share of attention before its release, when Hearst attempted to ban any reference to the film from appearing in his papers, and tried to shut down its production. Unfortunately
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happened. What is most surprising, though, is that the screenplay is only 75 pages compared to the 400 plus pages of the book. As a general rule of thumb, one page in a screenplay equals one minute on the screen. However, due to the stunning cinematography and the computer graphics, the movie is 127 minutes long. These visuals replace the inner monologues that the book uses to show the changes in Pi. Excluding the monologues was the biggest risk David Magee, the screenwriter, took when he adapted
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make informed decisions. ... Gory violence is explicit and almost non-stop, in some form or another. ... the Mayans in one fell swoop, Apocalypto offers up an assortment of explanations, both material and ... The film is rich with culture, the cinematography is just perfect. SoSci.docx - Scribd https://www.scribd.com/doc/224554917/SoSci-docx May 16, 2014 - 1) Do a brief summary of the movie "Apocalypto". ... the material culture (physical creations) and non-material culture (symbolic creations)
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Fritz Lang - M Fritz Lang was a Jewish film maker, which wasn't unheard of during the pre holocaust era. The purpose of the making of the movie M was to be a controversial and very emotion engaging film, one in which Lang succeeded in making. A child murderer? There is no choice but for the audience to feel uncomfortable. The film M itself is full of engaging elements. The lighting, extreme contrasts at some points, dark expressions and unthinkable fantasies that adults during this time
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