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    History of Animation

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    “persistence of vision‚” which means that the pictures appear to create the illusion of motion as we quickly look and retain them one by one.1 In the 1870s‚ Eadweard Muybridge started his photographic gathering of animals and humans in motion.2 While he was in the West Coast‚ he experimented and recorded the movements of a galloping horse. In 1878‚ Muybridge successfully did his first experiment on chronophotography‚ in which he used a multiple series of cameras to record a horse ’s gallops. This was very

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    Title :Cinematography: Everything You Need To Know Essay :Cinematography is the technique and art of making motion pictures‚ which are a sequence of photographs of a single subject that are taken over time and then projected in the same sequence to create an illusion of motion. Each image of a moving object is slightly different from the preceding one. Projector A motion-picture projector projects the sequence of picture frames‚ contained on a ribbon of film‚ in their proper order. A claw engages

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    Forensic Photography Forensic: to be used in litigation activities Photo: the use of light Graph: to write‚ sketch‚ or graph “To write with light for legal purposes”. Three forms of Documentation Notes Sketches Photography All three rely heavily on visual stimulation for input Sketching was first: The caveman and the wall drawings The Egyptians and Hieroglyphics‚ a written language using drawings Notes are the use of symbols that code for thoughts Photography records an image produced with light

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    Lumiere Brothers Report

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    CRITICAL THINKING Introduction Who the report is about? The report is about the French inventing team of brothers‚ Auguste Lumière who was born on 1862 and died on 1954‚ and Louis Lumière the younger brother who was born on 1864 and died on 1948‚ both of them were excellent in science and were technical minded. They attended La Martiniere technical high school in Lyon. Their father‚ Antoine‚ was a photographer‚ who spent long hours in his studio experimenting with photographic chemistry. After

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    establishing spatial continuity? [pic]a. establishing shot. [pic]b. insert. [pic]c. jump cut. [pic]d. 180-degree rule. 20. Chronophotography was produced by [pic]a. Thomas Edison. [pic]b. Sergei Eisenstein. [pic]c. W. Griffith. [pic]d. Eadweard Muybridge and Etienne-Jules Marey. Bottom of

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    History of Communication

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    3500 BC The Phoenicians develop an alphabet. to 2900 BC The Sumerians develop cuneiform writing - pictographs of accounts written on clay tablets. The Egyptians develop hieroglyphic writing. 1775 BC Greeks use a phonetic alphabet written from left to right. 1400 BC Oldest record of writing in China on bones. 1270 BC The first encyclopedia is written in Syria. 900 BC The very first postal service - for government use in China. 776 BC First recorded use of homing pigeons used to send message

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    Converging Lines Analysis

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    There is no doubt that Eva Hesse and Sol Lewitt were close friends‚ and both arguably two of the most significant American artists of the Abstract Expressionist movement during the post-war war era. However‚ one cannot truly understand the friendship these two artists had just by reading. Throughout the exhibition‚ Converging Lines: Eva Hesse and Sol LeWitt‚ the viewer can explore the friendship in depth through each of the many pieces first hand. Eva Hess was born into a German-Jewish family on

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    Film Animation

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    Bringing Drawing to Life: Animated Filmmaking I. Introduction A. Definition of Animation Filmmaking B. Types/Forms of Animation Filmmaking II. Discussion C. History 1. Local 2.Foreign D. Production 1. Pre-production a. Storyboarding b. Layouts c. Model sheets d. Animatic 2. Production a. Layout b. Modeling c. Texturing d. Lightning e. Rigging f. Animation 3. Post-production a. Composing b. Sound editing

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    Collins Street 5pm Context

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    Artists interpretations of the world tend to be tightly constrained on the basis of time and place. From a changing idea of beauty‚ a lack of tools or materials used to express an idea‚ to a passing muse that comes and goes such as a concept forgotten to the new generation. It becomes justifiable to state that artworks from the past‚ such as the Prehistoric Venus of Willendorf to Australian Contemporary pieces like Tom Roberts Shearing the Ram and John Brack’s Collins Street 5pm correlate in how

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    Classic Hollywood Style

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    Since the late 1800s‚ as the United States was being settled by immigrants from the east‚ industrialization and an economic boom caused America to become a hub of activity in the world. One part of the rise in America’s industry and popularity was the development of cinema. Early on‚ America established itself as a land of opportunity and advancements in the film industry. By the 1950s‚ America had emerged as the dominant film producing nation in the world with help from a wide range of contributing

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