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    Film in the Television Age Television first arrived in American homes just as the Hollywood studio system was collapsing. As the new medium took hold‚ so did a new era of motion picture entertainment. Top directors‚ actors‚ and film scholars trace the influence of each medium on the other‚ from the live and fresh dramas of the Golden Age of Television and the growth of Hollywood spectacles to the entertainment industry of today. In the Cold War era of communist witch hunts‚ and blacklisting‚ Hollywood

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    recognizable‚ and that blatantly identify completely different ethnic cultures from those that aren’t “white.” Things like food options‚ mannerisms‚ speech‚ and clothing styles are all examples of some of the things films assign cultures. According to these signs people watching films that have actors portraying these characteristics can easily tell which ethnic background they are representing. Each race are linked and classified together according to those signs.

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    Movies: Film and Cinema

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    Nowadays‚ mass media has brought a wide range of choices for people to enjoy‚ such as classic movie or films‚ which are phenomena of cinema industry. Some people argue that watching movies at the cinema is the best choice in order to enjoy all types of movies‚ while many other contend that home is an extremely option as well. However‚ watching movie at home is preferable than watching movies at the cinema or Cineplex. There are some distinct similarities and differences between watching movies at

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    Mariah Film Analysis

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    Pariah Many terms come to mind when thinking about the independent (“indie”) film industry. Low-budget‚ inexperienced actors‚ non-commercialized‚ and shallow plotline. However‚ there are several major stylistic aspects of independently produced films that define the genre in comparison to films that are produced by large production companies. When producing an independent film‚ the director is not inhibited by the limitations the larger companies have. Without these limitations‚ the directors can

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    Film Studies Evaluation

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    shots and angles including; extreme long shots‚ medium shots‚ close ups‚ over the shoulder angles and medium long shots. In my posters I use a big masthead and above I put the tagline ‘Every mind hides a shadow’‚ this associates to the title of the film ‘Dark Minds’ because the words are mysterious which links to the genres of my movie - ‘Suspense‚ Thriller and Drama’. The characters on the poster are shown to have serious faces‚ this is because they are FBIs and are determined in what they do‚ it

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    The common assumption that hollywood gives the upper-hand to Americans in everything lies in the truth that Americans‚ especially white males run the hollywood scene. The invisibility of representation in hollywood is a reflection of the lack of diversity on the big-screen‚ and behind the screen.This asymmetry of status gives Americans the upper hand in portraying non-Americans‚ their internalized superiority comes from Americans being seen as the victors in everything. This “winner” mindset is the

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    Slasher Films

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    “Disturbing New Pathways”). The legacy of Psycho (1960) by Alfred Hitchcock‚ renowned American movie director‚ inspired countless movies and created a new sub-genre in horror‚ known as “slashers”. According to Carol Clover‚ an American professor of film studies‚ the slasher movie is characterized as following the story of a psychotic killer who brutally victimizes a group of young attractive women with a phallic sharp object‚ until he is eventually overpowered or killed by the one “final girl” who

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    Film and Movie Industry

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    org/wiki/Cinema_of_the_United_States#Hollywood_and_politics 3- http://www.poynerspruill.com/publications/Pages/LegalIssuesinFilmProduction.aspx 4- http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2011-08/icl-gst082211.php 5- http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2011/jun/14/us-film-industry-growth-forecast 6- http://www.the-numbers.com/market/ 7- http://business.time.com/2009/12/07/movie-theaters-make-85-profit-at-concession-stands/ 8- http://www.hbs.edu/faculty/Publication%20Files/05-059.pdf 9- http://moneysoft

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    Video games in film

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    Hollywood and video games do not make a perfect couple Hollywood has made a quit amount of films that are based on video games‚ but none of them was a huge success as the games were. Top video games like Tomb Raider‚ Prince of Persia and Super Mario Bros all have been made into movies‚ but they were not executed well. Sometimes people wonder how can a movie with a $100 Million budget flunk easily? Nowadays video games include a perfect storyline‚ cinematic‚ visuals and it is more dynamic than

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    The Film Metropolis

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    The film Metropolis‚ Fritz Lang adopts the same way of thinking as Eliot. Lang depicts the fragmented society through social stratification. He depicts the bourgeois as people who lead a callous and monotonous life in order to serve the wealthy upper class. The crescendo in the non-diegetic music with the addition of wavering vector lines in the beginning of the film forebodes the exploitation of the working class and creates a sense of chaos. The centralisation of the clock indicates that the workers

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