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Eisenstein focused on realistic camera angles and large group movements in his films. He used montage, the collaboration of various shots, as a key editing strategy to tell stories centered around a main idea and recreate reality. Montage is still used today, as demonstrated in a clip from Rocky IV, showing how cinema can disclose processes in other arts through shots composed for a purpose.
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Eisenstein viewed film as composed of two elements: photo fragments of nature recorded and then combined in various ways to tell a story. Just as a musician uses scales or a painter uses colors, filmmakers use individual shots combined through montage to create a larger work. Contemporary theater and cinema demonstrate this view through their use of realistic elements like settings, physical acting, and sensory details to immerse audiences in the story.
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Eisenstein viewed film as composed of two elements: photo fragments of nature recorded and then combined in various ways to tell a story. Just as a musician uses scales or a painter uses colors, filmmakers use individual shots combined through montage to create a larger work. Contemporary theater and cinema demonstrate this view through their use of realistic elements like settings, physical acting, and sensory details to immerse audiences in the story.
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- 2. Key points 1 • Eisenstien focused on camera angles, and the movement of large groups in his films to emphasize realism.
- 3. Key points 2 • Shots are considered as material for a purpose of composition is more resistant than granite. In other words, he tries to recreate reality. • In his words “cinema is able, more than any other art to disclose the process that goes on microscopically in other arts” • He usually explained his story through means of a plot, which is centralized around a main idea.
- 4. Key points 3 • One of his key editing strategies was montage. Which is a collaboration of • http://www.youtube. various shots to explain his story. com/watch?v=1SUzc • This example( from rocky 4) shows how montage’s are used in contemporary DUERLo cinema.