What is the first feature length documentary? The _ _, a French fur company that distributed Flaherty's Nanook of the North The _ debuts in a parlor owned by the Holland brothers on Apin NYC Who invented 1st practical celluloid film for this app and decided on 35mm for the size which is still used today? Huge contributor to motion picture, invented gramophone, most interested in manufacturing motion pictures Who was one of the first inventors to apply the principles of mass production and teamwork? Who figured out you could shoot 24-36 frames per second? Jules Marey to capture birds landing/ in flight Who developed chrono photography aka the camera gun?
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What is considered the 1st movie projector? Uses film in a very different way because of burgeoning field of psychologyĮarly glass device fro displaying motion pictures tries to interpret how we could visually see music Surrealist and experimental modern artists like Leger, Dali, Stand, Bunuel and Sheeler come out of this tradition Influenced by physical sciences including work of Planck (quantum mechanics) and Einstein (theory of relativity) The _ _ tradition emerged as part of the Euro avant garde movement in 1920s _ was 1st to use sustained extensive and peacetime use of propaganda following October revolution of 1917 to promote establishment of new government. _ in 1818-18883 promoted the use of propaganda it was supposed to educate the masses Propaganda tradition dates back to the _ in 1622Ĭatholic church when Pope Gregory commissioned a committee to propagate the Catholic Faith _ Usually last 15 minutes, 5-7 stories cut together, serious news pieces but some may be entertaining because no one was traveling so much so it was an interesting way to see the world in 30s and 40s THE BIG 5 were different from the little 3 because they owned their own _ The first newsreel company to distribute newsreels in the US was _īy the end of the 19_s, majority of motion picture studios had newsreel divisions that produced and distributed films Newsreels appeared in nickeolodeon theaters in 19_ To see _, you could be in a room with 2,000-6,000 other people and see a whole nights worth The newsreel tradition came of of the expansion of _ at the beginning of the 20th century Who is the most talked about docu auteur ?
In the _, documentary actually becomes a form of study, first film school opens in USSR because Lenin puts up 1st state sponsored school Who said the defn of documentary is " a record that is both factual and authentic after watching Flaherty's Moana? The word documentary has a root in the word document which comes from latin _ which means to teach To both please and instruct, there's a motivation or passion behind it. The docu film maker is after _ rather than artistic expression Rather than personal style, documentary film making requires _ Primary and Grey gardens are examples of the _ mode of documentaryĬartel land, the thin blue line and an inconvenient truth are all examples of _ mode of documentariesĭocumentary films attempt to increase our _, _ and _ for their subjectsĭocumentary films are similar to written forms like The _ mode raises ethical questions of voice: of how the text speaks objectively or persuasively (or as an instrument of propaganda).Which mode of documentary addresses the viewer directly, with titles or voices that advance an argument about the historical world
What mode of documentary emphasizes the encounter of the filmmaker with the VIEWER rather than the subject, also - Mixing observational passages with interviews, voice-over with inter-titles and animation with footage? What mode of documentary are the following examples of? Man with a Movie Camera, The Thin Blue Line, An Inconvenient Truth, Cartel Land OMichael moore- jarring techniques, you know there’s an agenda What mode of documentary Stresses images of testimony or verbal exchange and images of demonstration These films also stress the non-intervention of the filmmaker What mode of documentary is referred to as direct cinema or ciname verite (true cinema)? What mode of documentary has the voice of God, addresses viewer directly, raises ethical questions ? ex/ nanook of the / night mail
Who coined the term documentaries are "reality fictions" in 1960s?
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