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This document summarizes the history and process of filmmaking. It discusses that (1) film projects frames rapidly to tell a story, (2) cinema refers to movie theaters, and (3) the history includes early innovators like Eadweard Muybridge, the Lumiere brothers, and Georges Melies. It also outlines the major roles in film production such as the producer, director, script writer, cinematographer, and editor. Finally, it briefly introduces 3D film technology.
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2) Specific techniques that were adopted from these reference works include the camera techniques, shaky handheld shots from Saving Private Ryan, the mise-en-scene and props from Call of Duty, and the flashing title design from Black Mirror.
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- 1. Mar鱈a de la Rosa Mellado
- 2. What is film and the word cinema History Filmmaking Characteristics 3D Film
- 3. Isthe technique of projecting frames in rapid succession. Isan art and it is among the six classical arts of the world. Its industry has become big business in Hollywood and Bombay (Bollywood). Isvery difficult to define it and the artistic quality.
- 4. Designates the halls or theaters where movies are projected. Was created in 19th century from two Greek words.
- 5. George Fictional Lumi竪re December M辿li竪s Stories 28th,1895 (1902). The first film with sound (1927) Fritz Lang Colour PARAMOUNT PICTURES (1935) (Creates dubbing)
- 6. The beginning: Serie of Horse locomotion. Muybridge. Eadweard Muybridge. In 1887 in Philadelphia.
- 7. PRODUCTION The film producer is responsible for the DIRECTION organization and The film director is technical aspects of the professional making a movie. who directs the making of a film. SCRIPT The writer is the person responsible SOUND for preparing the Films sound script. makers are technically sound people.
- 8. PHOTOGRAPHY The cinematographer is the person who determines how you will see the film. EDITING Is the art of assembling successive shots recorded on photographic CAMERAMAN film to give them a narrative. Making and carrying out all camera movements, necessary ARTS to accommodate Production Designer. the script. STUNTS Who replace any actor. STORYBOARD Graphic script.
- 9. Isnecessary to have feelings. Acting in a credible way. Trueemotions. Be empathetic. OTHER IMPORTANT FACTORS: Dancing Play some instrument. To sing
- 10. Enhances the ilusion of depth perception. 3D Specs Camera system records two perspectives. Television broadcasts and direct to video films Similar methods.
- 11. Film is a technique and an art. Cinema are the halls or theaters. The order of history: Eadweard Muybridge, Lumiere brothers, George melies, Ernst Lubitsch, Alfred Hitchcock, Fritz Lang, Charles Chaplin, Paramount Pictures and Rouben Mamoulian. Filmmaking process: production, direction, script, sound, photography, editing, cameraman, arts, stunts and storyboard. Four characteristics and three important factors. 3D film, a new way of making movies.
- 14. Paramount Pictures Rouben Mamoulian Lumi竪re brothers
- 15. Cameraman Production Viewers
- 16. 3D hoodie 3D specs 3D belt
- 17. A B C