chapter 10 film and digital arts

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Persistence of vision:

The brief retention of an image on the retina of the eye after the stimulus is removed, so that the illusion of motion is uninterrupted.

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Shot

A continuous running of the camera in a sequence that becomes a scene, and then a movie.

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Take

: A successful completion of a shot.

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Montage:

A combination of shots that are connected in some way to the subject of the scene. Eisenstein used this technique in his film, "Battleship Potemkin" 1925.

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Television

Vision from afar. 1930 ( By 1936, there were 200 Tv's around the world!)

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Film Noir

The intense use of lights and darks in movies to achieve sinister emotional content.

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Sound was introduced in films around 1927

"The Jazz Singer"

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Color was first layed on by hand with films like

"The Wizard of Oz". 1932

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Animated movies like "Fantasia" started to be made by

Disney Studios, 24 frames per second. 1940 More recently, "Princess Mononoke" , Hayao Miyazaki, 1999.

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Digital special effects introduced around

1980 with movies like "Star Wars", "Blade Runner".

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Thomas Edison:

Kinetiscope, Viewing boxes in public parlors. 1894

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The Lumiere Brothers

First reel to reel projection system for films to be viewed on a screen. 1895 AND IS STILL BEING USED TO THIS DAY

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D.W. Griffith:

Introduction of the close up and long shot.

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George Me'lie's:

Introduction of the fade out at the end of a scene.

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Salvador Dali and Luis Bunuel

Introduction of Surrealism in motion pictures. "An Andalusian Dog" 1929

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Orson Welles and Gregg Toland:

Skewed camera angles to give the impression of a crooked character. "Citizen Kane" 1941. 

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Ridley Scott:

Seamless blending of digital and traditional methods, "Prometheus" 2012

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television means? ON THE QUIZ 3 WORDS ONLY

vision from afar

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do you need to blend content and technology so its even together?

YES

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he knew the person standford and made cintagrophy

eadweard muybridge

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what did the linear brothers d0?

the first ones to event the first real to real projection system

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what did orson wells do 

he tiled the screen to make the person crooked

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perstistance of vision

holds picture in your brain for a couple of seconds