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Musings of Noelle: Tucker: The Man and His Dream
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Reviews - Technical Discussion - Expression. Monday, May 18, 2009. Tucker: The Man and His Dream. Tucker: The Man and His Dream. Is a film directed by Francis Ford Copolla about Preston Tucker and his vision of producing his own cars. The film retells the story of the Tucker Corporation from it's humble beginnings, to a hopeful future, to it's immediate and sudden downfall, somewhat serving as a documentary about Preston Tucker, the Tucker '48, and the state of the auto industry in the 1940's.
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Musings of Noelle: March 2009
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Reviews - Technical Discussion - Expression. Wednesday, March 25, 2009. Throne of Blood illustrates. Thank You For Smoking. Jason Reitman does an excellent job of masking a vital message in Thank You For Smoking. The thought-provoking story exposes the corruption in the tobacco industry, but reminds us that those working in it are human too. Thank you for smoking. The Laughing Club is a documentary detailing the relatively new tradition of laughing - just for the heck of it. Recently, a news channel cove...
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Musings of Noelle: May 2009
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Reviews - Technical Discussion - Expression. Tuesday, May 19, 2009. Yojimbo is Akira Kurosawa's take on Western-style film. Though set in 1860, both the plot and cinematography resemble that of a traditional Western while still retaining a strong Japanese influence. Kurosawa's trademark sweeping transition is implemented in Yojimbo, as most of his other films. Monday, May 18, 2009. Tucker: The Man and His Dream. Tucker: The Man and His Dream. The spotlight effect is infused with the natural lighting of m...
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Musings of Noelle: February 2009
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Reviews - Technical Discussion - Expression. Thursday, February 5, 2009. The theme of loyalty is most apparent. In Lawrence of Arabia. Were simply result of strategic reasoning. Was filmed in the broad Arabian desert. Many different scenes were used to illustrate the breadth of Lawrence's expedition and with each new scene came changes in character as the plot inched closer to accomplishing the mission. Labels: lawrence of arabia. Wednesday, February 4, 2009. And 2008 City Chase. Most strongly conveyed w...
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Musings of Noelle: Yojimbo
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Reviews - Technical Discussion - Expression. Tuesday, May 19, 2009. Yojimbo is Akira Kurosawa's take on Western-style film. Though set in 1860, both the plot and cinematography resemble that of a traditional Western while still retaining a strong Japanese influence. Kurosawa's trademark sweeping transition is implemented in Yojimbo, as most of his other films. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). UF Freshman, aspiring engineer, digital media enthusiast, knowledge seeker. Amazing! View my complete profile.
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Musings of Noelle: Thank You For Smoking
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Reviews - Technical Discussion - Expression. Wednesday, March 25, 2009. Thank You For Smoking. Jason Reitman does an excellent job of masking a vital message in Thank You For Smoking. The thought-provoking story exposes the corruption in the tobacco industry, but reminds us that those working in it are human too. Thank you for smoking. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). UF Freshman, aspiring engineer, digital media enthusiast, knowledge seeker. Amazing! View my complete profile. Thank You For Smoking.
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Musings of Noelle: January 2009
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Reviews - Technical Discussion - Expression. Wednesday, January 21, 2009. Article, "What is the Role of a Costume Designer on a Historical Film" contains advice from Richard La Motte on appropriately implementing costumes in historical films. As a 35-year veteran in costume design with experience in multiple genres, La Motte stresses the importance of costumes in the interpretation of a film, with consideration for the characters, setting, budget, collaboration, and artistry. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Musings of Noelle: The Movie-Going Experience
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Reviews - Technical Discussion - Expression. Thursday, April 23, 2009. With the improvements and significant price drops of home theater systems in the past few years, the movie-going experience almost appears to be a trivial pastime. It seems like every few months ticket and concession prices are rising. Why do we even bother going to the theaters anymore? So is the movie-going experience still worth it? These also all influence how one physically views a movie. It is not to by implied that one should a...
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Musings of Noelle: Throne of Blood
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Reviews - Technical Discussion - Expression. Wednesday, March 25, 2009. Throne of Blood illustrates. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). UF Freshman, aspiring engineer, digital media enthusiast, knowledge seeker. Amazing! View my complete profile. IMDB (Internet Movie Database). Thank You For Smoking. Thank you for smoking.
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Musings of Noelle: Dreams
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Reviews - Technical Discussion - Expression. Saturday, August 8, 2009. I meant to post these a few months ago when they were written:. Sunshine through the Rain. Mount Fuji in Red. Village of the Watermill. August 9, 2009 at 10:04 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). UF Freshman, aspiring engineer, digital media enthusiast, knowledge seeker. Amazing! View my complete profile. IMDB (Internet Movie Database). Thank you for smoking.
