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    release his fourteenth movie‚ ’The Truman Show’ on the 24th of September‚ 1998 (Australia). Truman Burbank‚ the protagonist of the film‚ is unaware of the fact that his life is part of a massive TV set. Producer of the show‚ Christof‚ orchestrates ’The Truman show’‚ where utopia is used to describe his image of a perfect world. ’The Truman Show’ live broadcasts every move captured of Truman’s by hidden cameras. Peter Weirrr uses setting‚ costume and ediiting as cinematic techniques to convey the idea

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    CRASH August 19‚ 2013 The movie crash has some many different bad situations. I choose this movie because it has at least ten different stories and all to me are for the same reason. Not one story is really different from the other or from real life. I hate to say this but the truth is the truth‚ I have yet to meet some one that didn’t have a racist outlook on someone else. I have friends all different races and I always feel disappointed because no matter black‚ white‚ Chinese‚ Latino‚ or

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    afraid to awaken to reality. Their only opportunity to understand one another is by unintentionally crashing into one another. However‚ when they crash‚ their emotions are driven by fear which prevents them from awakening from their reality. Dreams are often deferred due to fear. Fear of the unknown and facing reality. Each character in the film‚ Crash has a fear of other people unlike themselves. They find it difficult to leave their border space and enter the comfort zone of others. There is

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    Robbie Schwartz 3/12/13 English 1H Tim Burton uses many cinematic techniques in his movies such as lighting and camera angles throughout his movies in order to create effects and moods. Cinematic techniques He uses both lighting and camera angles in Edward Scissorhands and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory numerous times. He uses them very effectively to portray different ideas such as showing strengths‚ weaknesses‚ or size in a character or setting‚ or revealing a depressing or cheerful surrounding

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    Wizard of Oz Cinematic? By: Eric Svenson The Wizard of Oz was a cinematic breakthrough when it was released in 1939. It became cinematic because of many different new ideas and technologies spliced together into one film. When Frank L. Baum wrote the book “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” in 1900 he had no idea of what a success it would become in the motion picture industry. The remainder of this paper will touch on some of the key points that made The Wizard of Oz a cinematic breakthrough

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    The Power of One directed by John G. Avildsen cinematic techniques are used to make the audience empathise with particular characters. For example bildungrosman‚ camera angles‚ sound‚ and symbolism are key techniques used throughout the film Bildungrosman is used throughout the course of the film. It helps the viewer feel a part of PKs life from childhood to adulthood. It shows all the highlights and lowlights in PKs life. An example of this is as a child PK was constantly losing friends and family

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    Scissorhands and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory‚ to Big Fish‚ director Tim Burton has been proving his amazing capability to weave extraordinary‚ almost dreamlike worlds. Although many directors use cinematic techniques to show or prove something‚ Burton clearly has a special gift. Burton’s use of cinematic techniques is very unique compared to other directors. Burton uses lighting‚ characterization‚ and music to show the mood of the scene. To begin‚ Burton uses lighting to create an eerie and suspenseful

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    to the audience in front of a bare background‚ Singer reflects briefly on his childhood and his early adult years before settling in to tell the modern romance story of how he and Ms. Annie Hall met. Throughout this film‚ Allen uses various cinematic techniques to contribute to the tone of the story. Allen makes a unique effort to accompany every one of Singers experiences in life with running commentary. Hence‚ with the use of interior monologue‚ static framing‚ deep focus and the use of natural

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    serve every American know that quote. Expect for the people who made it Police Officer. In the movie crash the main topic am going to talk about is Officer Matt Dillon but his character name is Ryan. Officer Dillon is a cop that has been working on the force for a long time. In one of the scene in the movie crash Officer Dillon pull over Terrance Howard and Thundie Newton Terrance Howard wife in the movie because Terrance Howard wife was giving a gift to Terrance Howard if you know what I mean. Then

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    INTRODUCTION: Matchmoving is a cinematic technique that enables computer generated graphics to be placed into a live-action footage. The graphics should be placed into the real footage where they appear to move as if they were part of it with the correct position‚ scale‚ and orientation of the photographed scene. It can simply be describe as the process to match computer generated graphics into a real scene. There have been great developments in VFX especially the film industries due to evolving

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