Cinima of Iran

* women cover their faces
* propaganda againt the united sates
* no urinals
* women get a lot of surgeries on their face
* they are more into their culture

Italian Neorealism

Italian Neorealism is a style of film characterized by stories set amongst the poor and working class, filmed on location, frequently using nonprofessional actors.

The characters are poor and not very wealthy. The living style is poor. Many of the main characters are nonprofessional actors.

Film Shots and Techniques

1. eye level , close up, high key

2. high angle, medium shot

3. pan

4. dolly/tracking

5. boom/crane

6. long shot, mise en scene, low key, rear lighting

7. medium shot, front lighting, bottom lighting

8. rear lighting, close up

9. dissolve, superimposed

10. eye line match, point of view

Blog Review

*method acting

*screwball comedy

*hollywood censorship

*silent films

*chaplin vs. keaton

- 1941

- walt disney company's snow white and the seven dwarfs is the first american animated feature film

- during ww2 propaganda films are made for the first time en masse

- federal government breaks vertical integration of hollywood studio system

- hollywood begins major conversion of movie making aesthetics and production methods with introduction of widescreen processes

Double Indemnity

Adam's point of view: he has seen it, is brilliant, its hot and sizzling, he thinks the movie is amazing and very well done

Sam's point of view: was disappointed, not a bad film, first half not suspenseful and a let down, did nothing for him,

I partly agree with sam because at the beginning it was a little slow but i also agree with adam because it did get very suspenseful. it was a good movie

Method Acting Project

Dani, Rianna, Karisa, Amerijoyce

We are doing the movie John Tuker must die

we don't know what scene yet

we have out own camera

we will film off campus

we will not be using a green screen

Method Acting

Actors were not to emote in the traditional manner of stage conventions, but to speak and gesture in a manner one would use in private life.

Konstantin Stanislavski was a director at the Moscow Art Theater, wrote a number of books on acting, the first of which, An Actor Prepares, published in english translation in 1936

By his body movement and using his body to express things.