The Making Of Orson Welles 'Citizen Kane'
The golden age in studio film making with movies such as Orson Welles “Citizen Kane “. When the golden age emerged in 1941 World War ll started and when it ended 4 years later it was hard for
Hollywood to bounce back to what it was. The making of “Citizen Kane “redefined the look of modern cinema and changed forever the way in which American audience and film historians talk about the movies.
In “Citizen Kane “Orson Welles used evocative depth of field (deep focus). Welles’s used this visual style throughout the film. Welles used a different way than most film makers in that era. In this film, the parallel narrative structure is the first thing most viewers observed while seeing the film for the first time. What made the film different
Hollywood to bounce back to what it was. The making of “Citizen Kane “redefined the look of modern cinema and changed forever the way in which American audience and film historians talk about the movies.
In “Citizen Kane “Orson Welles used evocative depth of field (deep focus). Welles’s used this visual style throughout the film. Welles used a different way than most film makers in that era. In this film, the parallel narrative structure is the first thing most viewers observed while seeing the film for the first time. What made the film different