Ideograms
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The document discusses how filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein used ideograms, or written symbols that represent ideas rather than words, in his films based on the cinematographic principle. Eisenstein combined various ideograms through montage editing to create a universal message that all audiences could understand without words. An example given is how the ideograms of a dog plus a mouth could represent barking.
Ideograms
- 1. The Cinematographic Principle and the Ideogram Group 3 Jessica Sierra Kari Schaanter Kellie Howering Michelle Soriano Jayson L. Reyes Rob Strattan Colin Kostyak
- 2. What is an Ideogram? A written symbol that represents an idea or object directly rather than a particular word. = FACEBOOK
- 3. How does Eisenstein bind this to his Cinematographic Principle? ? He used various ideograms combined to create a montage and the montage creates a universal message everyone can understand. ? Example: Dog + Mouth = Barking
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- 5. Answers