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if the camera crosses the 180 degree line, the characters/objects change positions, thus confusing the audience. |
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| Japanese animation, similiar to Manga |
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| Japanese performers provide live narration for a silent film |
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| When one scene is followed by a completely different scene (ex: rainy scene followed by a bright and sunny scene) |
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| using stunt doubles or stand ins for a scene |
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| using movie sets or different locations to depict another location. (ex: a film about Greece is filmed in New Zealand) |
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| Camera cuts away from one action to another to show that the events are happening at the same time |
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A shot between scenes that function as a transition from one scene to another, Ozu |
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| Anti-war art movement during World War I, Man Ray |
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| Sound coming from within the film, in the scene (ex: music playing on a jukebox in the scene) |
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Cuts made to create different emotions in the audience. |
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| Awareness of self and existence..? |
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| Heavy patterns of shadows and darkness. Hollywood crime drama |
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| going back in time in the narrative to show scenes that may provide a back story for the present |
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interjected scene that takes the narrative forward in time from the current point of the story. A look into the future |
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| A cut from one scene to the next on the basis of similar geometrical, textural, or other compositional values. |
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Actor-soup, funeral, child |
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A factor or relationship that connects or ties one thing to another |
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| Sound that comes from outside the film |
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| Giant stairway in Ukraine. Battleship Potemkin (film with baby carriage going down steps) |
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| Same as cross cut, same actions at the same time, in a different place. |
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| Scene goes along with music in movie, paper folding |
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Cultural and artistic movement in the 1920s. |
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Seven? Old office vs modern office, waist level light means head is in the dark. |
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| Akira Kurosawa, Japanese take on a Western film |
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| Salvador Dali and Bunuel, surrealist |
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| 3 minute long shot in the opening scene |
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| Akira Kurosawa, Japanese translation of Shakespeare's Macbeth |
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| Carl Theodore Dreyer, masterpiece of emotion realism/expressionism |
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John Sturges, group of gunmen protect Mexican village, based on Seven Samurai. Gun fight, but the loser got stabbed in the chest. (1:45) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWIlGnJDRzw |
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| Eisenstien, factory workers on strike |
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| Remake of Kurosawa's Hidden Fortress |
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| Disney, Mickey Mouse, Ub Iwerks, First cartoon with sound, controversial parts taken out (mama pig) |
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Kurosawa, based on western Magnificent Seven. |
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| Kurosawa, based on Shakespeare's King Lear |
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| Eisenstien. Very artistic and angular in position of characters. |
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