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    focuses on an evolutionary theme‚ whereas the montage scene in Donnie Darko shows the reverse of time followed by Donnie laughing in bed awaiting death‚ thus unraveling an underlying Christian theme in which Donnie is Christ-like for sacrificing himself to save the world. The sequence that portrays the central meaning in Donnie Darko is disclosed in the montage‚ consisting of scenes throughout the movie being shown in reverse. During the montage the jet engine from Mrs. Darko ’s plane is seen

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    teenage boy who witness a rape and murder at a teen party‚ and must risk his social status (and safety) by coming forward. Vidler explores the theme of risk using film techhiguc such as montage‚ costuming‚ dialog‚ Montage: A montage in the film’s opening credits shows teenagers surfing and having fun on the beach. Shots of teens surfing successfully are mixed in with scenes of people falling off their boards and ‘wiping out’. Part of the appeal of surfing may be the risk involved; the teenagers are

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    the government mark some of the most important phases that influenced the progress and development of the Soviet film. Even though used as medium of propaganda‚ the cinema popularity was undeniable and influenced the creation of the new montage editing style. Montage style prompted the creativity and imagination of new young new authors amongst which were Sergei Eisenstein and Dziga Vertov. The inspiration of the propaganda affected both authors’ works in different ways – one through the means of

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    Potemkin and The Untouchables In introduction to this essay where I will be comparing and contrasting two scenes from Battleship Potemkin and The Untouchables‚ I will be looking at similarities in how the film has been shot‚ edited‚ what sounds are in there and their use of montage. I will also include references to text that strengthens my points and arguments made. I will start briefly by summarising what appears in both of the clips. First off‚ Battleship Potemkin (1925) is based on historical

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    Gurinder Chadha displays her techniques through a variety of shots while maintaining a steady wide shot and a medium shot of the scene. Theme includes Family‚ hardship and parental expectation. This creates a realistic shot making the scene entreating to watch. This technique is shown throughout the shot where a scene of Jess is practicing to become a good housewife as it was expected by every Indian parent. Another scene like a long shot of the soccer training. While Jess family was eating some traditional

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    Two vastly different cinematic forms emerged in the later 1910s and 1920s: the Soviet Montage movement and the Classical Hollywood cinema. Both styles are simply ways to further alter films in a more creative manner. The Soviet Montage movement was one of the biggest contributions of the film industry in the Soviet Union to worldwide cinema‚ which relied heavily on editing. The Soviet Montage uses a series of images which connect together‚ making up the entirety of the film. In the American film

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    meaning in cinema lay not in the individual shot but only in the relationships among shots established by editing. Translating a Marxist political perspective into the language of cinema‚ Eisenstein referred to his editing as "dialectical montage" because it aimed to expose the essential contradictions of existence and the political order. Because conflict was essential to the political praxis of Marxism‚ the idea of conflict furnished the logic of Eisenstein’s shot changes‚ which gives his silent films

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    editing? The 180-degree rule The Kuleshov effect CORRECT Montage theory 3. Question : Which of the following is the worldwide standard still in use for sound recording in film today? CORRECT Optical sound Electro-mechanical sound Magnetic sound 4. Question : What is the best definition of a “take”? CORRECT One of several versions of a shot recorded by the camera One still image lasting 1/24 or 1/30 of a second

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    all‚ or take shots from different angles. As with most other film techniques‚ editing has evolved over time as the technology and audience expectations change. The idea of editing has its precursors. Flashbacks had existed in novels; scene changes were already part of live theatre; even late nineteenth-century comic strips had the idea of editing in them. But the very earliest filmmakers were afraid to edit film shots together because they assumed that splicing together different shots of different

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    techniques because without a script‚ the viewer needs another way to interpret the film. The 1922 silent film Nosferatu directed by F.W. Murnau is one of the first of it’s kind to apply what most would consider to be more modern film techniques. Montage plays a key role in this film‚ as does unusual camera angles‚ over acting‚ early special effects‚ and framing. Loosely based on the novel Dracula by Bram Stoker‚ the film is the story of a realtor named Jonathon who travels to Dracula’s castle

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