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The document discusses the concepts of objectivity, performativity, and truth in documentary filmmaking. It contrasts the styles of Direct Cinema, which aims to let images speak for themselves without interference, and Cinema Verite, which sees the filmmaker as a catalyst prompting subjects. Two case studies are provided: films by Nick Broomfield who takes a performative, self-reflexive approach, and Michael Moore who some see as more manipulative in his essay-style documentaries. Key questions are raised around whether complete objectivity is possible and whether all documentaries are inherently political in their creative interpretation of reality.
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The document describes 6 modes of documentary filmmaking: expository, observational, interactive, reflexive, poetic, and performative. Expository documentaries use voiceovers and a straightforward structure to guide viewers, but can be overly didactic. Observational documentaries aim to record events objectively without influencing them, but may lack context. Interactive documentaries feature the filmmaker's engagement and perspective. Reflexive documentaries draw attention to documentary conventions. Poetic documentaries emphasize visuals and mood over explicit arguments. Performative documentaries construct subjective truths significant to the filmmaker.
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Journal Topics for Blow Up
Questions:
Pay attention to the totality of Antonioni’s shot choices, mise-en-scène, camera
movement, and the way he relates actors to objects in his compositions:
1. How would you describe the color palette of the film? What are the
dominant colors?
2. What are the principal locations utilized in the film?
3. How do you feel about the photographer and supporting characters in the film
considering that…although the author Cortázar, gives him a name in his short
story, Antonioni never give him a name in the film. In the script, he is known only
as the photographer.
4. What highly effective directing strategies did you notice in scenes or sequences?
5. What meaning do you take from the scene at the end of the film?
6. Although Blow Up most effectively utilizes visuals to tell the story, there are some
very interesting lines of dialogue in the film that contribute to the theme. Did any
of them capture your attention?
Blow Up (1966) was produced by Italian
producer Carlo Ponti as a British-Italian co-
production. The story was adapted from a short
story by Julio Cortázar.
The film was directed by Michelangelo
Antonioni and the cinematographer was Carlo
di Palma.
Blow Up won the Grand Prix at the 1967
Cannes Film Festival.
Blow Up was one of three highly controversial
films released during 1967 that stimulated
passionate discussions among critics and
scholars. The other films included Bonnie and
Clyde(1967), and The Graduate (1967).
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Men and Role Conflict
Jenie Lopez
Excelsior
Gender role refers to the set of socially as well as behavioral accepted customs that are believed to be socially appropriate for the persons of particular gender as permitted in the individual’s culture (Good & Wood, 1995). Some of these customs and conducts differ greatly between the cultures. Some of the issues in masculinity realm as well as the psychology of men are very significant contributing aspects to the men and boy’s development, at the same time can influence their entire lives. Some of these areas are matters of multiculturalism or sexual orientation and ferocity in the community, fathering, health issues, falling behind in school as well as leadership in the family (Good & Wood, 1995).
There are several differentiating patterns of negative outcomes which can arise from boys and men during their experiences of gender role anxiety. Some of those patterns are recognized as gender role conflict and at some point they are common. For instance, several men constrict as well as contain their emotions; they rarely exhibit or show any emotion. This type of behavior has pros and cons (Cournoyer & Mahalik, 1995). The negative aspect is that it is very hard for such person to connect emotionally in the relationship. The positive aspect is the capability to remain cool as well as calm during the crisis situation.
The r ...
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The thriller and suspense genre
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Different styles of documentaries
There are several styles of documentaries discussed in the document. Interactive documentaries allow for non-linear storytelling and include multimedia elements. Expository documentaries feature a narrator who provides context and perspective through voiceovers. Reflective documentaries aim to show the construction of the film and acknowledge the filmmaking process. Observational documentaries follow subjects without interviews to observe events as they unfold. Each style presents information in a different way to viewers.
4types
The document describes 7 modes of documentary filmmaking: expository, observational, interactive, reflexive, poetic, performative, and their key characteristics. Expository documentaries use voiceover and a straightforward structure to guide viewers, while observational films aim to record events objectively without influencing them. Interactive documentaries feature the filmmaker engaging actively with the material. Reflexive films draw attention to documentary conventions. Poetic documentaries emphasize visuals and mood over explicit arguments. Performative documentaries construct subjective truths significant to the filmmaker.
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Modes of documataines me
Bill Nichols identified six modes of documentary filmmaking: poetic, expositional, observational, participatory, reflexive, and performative. Each mode has a distinct style of filmmaking. For example, the observational mode aims to capture objective reality without influencing events, while the participatory mode directly engages filmmakers with subjects. However, critics argue that Nichols' modes are not definitive and many documentaries incorporate elements of different modes.
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Auteur theory proposes that some film directors can be considered the "authors" of their films by imposing their own distinctive style and recurring themes. To be considered an auteur, a director must have a body of work that can be analyzed for these ongoing themes and a recognizable style. However, auteur theory is complex and controversial, as filmmaking involves many collaborators. It also risks creating a hierarchy that privileges some directors over others. Examples often cited as auteurs include Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick, and Jean-Luc Godard. Tim Burton is discussed as a contemporary example, as his films frequently feature misfit protagonists and have a Gothic visual style.
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Film making
This document provides an overview of key film analysis concepts including mise-en-scene, cinematography, editing, sound, narrative, representation, documentary, animation, and Quebec cinema. It examines these concepts through analysis and examples from films such as Citizen Kane, Run Lola Run, Do the Right Thing, Frankenweenie, and C.R.A.Z.Y. Key techniques are defined for each concept, such as the use of camera angles, movement, and distance in cinematography. Narrative elements like motifs, parallels, and turning points are also discussed.
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Know about the five famous artists who have transitioned to Big Band Music from Swing Music. Here is a glimpse of their work and contributions.
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From Swing Music to Big Band Fame_ 5 Iconic Artists.pptx
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Modern practitioners
- 6. Nick Broomfield The Leader, His Driver and the Driver ’s Wife (1991)
- 8. Nick Broomfield The Leader, His Driver and the Driver ’s Wife (1991)
- 11. Tracking Down Maggie (1994)
- 13. Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004)
- 15. Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004)
- 16. Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004)