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The Expressiveness of Film Techniques | |
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Mise en Scene | |
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Settings | |
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Subjects | |
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Composition: The Uses of Space | |
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Mise En Scene and The World Outside the Frame | |
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Close-Up: Mise en Scene in Citizen Kane | |
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Summary | |
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Questions About Mise en Scene | |
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Works Cited | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Cinematography | |
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Film Stock | |
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Lighting the Camera | |
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Digital Cinematography | |
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Close-Up, Student Essay: Camera Distances and Angles in a Scene from Reversal of Fortune | |
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Summary | |
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Questions about Cinematography | |
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Works Cited | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Editing | |
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Early Film Editing | |
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Building Blocks | |
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Continuity Editing | |
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Image on Image and Image After Image | |
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Pace and Time | |
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Digital Editing | |
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Close-Up: The Expressiveness of Editing (and Other Techniques): An Excerpt from High Noon | |
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Summary | |
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Questions about Editing | |
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Works Cited | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Sound | |
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Film Sound: Early and Recent | |
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Components of the Soundtrack and Their Uses | |
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Additional Uses of Sound | |
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Close-Up, Student Essay: Sound in One Minute of Fatal Attraction | |
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Close-Up: Vocals, Sound Effects, and Music in an Excerpt from Psycho (1960) | |
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Summary | |
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Questions About Film Sound | |
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Works Cited | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Postscript to Part One: Obvious vs. Subtle Film Techniques | |
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Fictional Films | |
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Sources for the Fictional Film | |
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Screenplays, Shooting Scripts, and Storyboards | |
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Individual Sources | |
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Multiple Sources | |
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Close-Up, Student Essay: "The Dead": Novella to Film | |
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Summary | |
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Questions About Sources for The Fictional Film | |
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Works Cited | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Components of Fictional Films | |
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Narratives: Factual and Fictional | |
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Short Fictional Films | |
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Full-Length Fictional Films | |
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Structure | |
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Time | |
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Style | |
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Close-Up: The Plot and Fabula of Pulp Fiction (1994) | |
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Summary | |
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Questions About Components of The Fictional Film | |
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Works Cited | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Types of Fictional Films | |
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Classical Hollywood Cinema | |
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Other Cinemas | |
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Close-Up, Student Essay: Out of the Past as Film Noir | |
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Summary | |
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Questions About Types of Fictional Films | |
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Works Cited | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Alternatives to Live-Action Fictional Films | |
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Documentary Films | |
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What are Documentary Films? | |
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What Might Documentaries Do? | |
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What are Steps That Could be Used To Construct Documentaries? | |
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How Does Filmmaking Technology Affect the Documentary Films Made? | |
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Close-Up: Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker���s Apocalypse as a Narrative Documentary Fil | |