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All posts by SAU Digital Cinema. This week’s blog entries will cover one of two possible subjects:. Subject #1 – Salesman. Those who didn’t get to go to the festival need to watch. Which can be found on youtube – or below…). After watching the film provide your thoughts on the film. Be sure to write about the style, structure, and character. Subject #2 – Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival. By SAU Digital Cinema. October 21, 2013. Posted by SAU Digital Cinema on October 21, 2013. The inner dialogue of.

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How Far Have We Come? | History of Documentary

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How Far Have We Come? The following is a short text taken from your book. By Boleslaw Matuszewski. Matuszewski was a camera operator for the Lumiere’s operations in St. Peresburg, Russia. He was the first person who seriously considered and then write about the documentary possibilities of cinema. The following is from a pamphlet he wrote in 1898. By SAU Digital Cinema. September 18, 2013. Posted by SAU Digital Cinema on September 18, 2013. Truth vs. Fact. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. To See or Not to See?

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Boleslaw Matuszewski | quintingreen's Blog

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A topnotch WordPress.com site. Truth vs. Fact. Being Objective →. 4 thoughts on “ Boleslaw Matuszewski. September 22, 2013 at 4:48 pm. I think he had a idea of the power that the camera could bring, but I don’t believe he ever thought it would reach what it has reached so far. It’s only gone change from here! September 22, 2013 at 9:31 pm. That is very true! September 23, 2013 at 3:55 am. September 30, 2013 at 1:52 am. There are definitely some very informative documentaries, but they all have their own ...

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In the Realm of the Personal | History of Documentary

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In the Realm of the Personal. The inner dialogue of. Paul Tomkowicz: Street Railway Switchman. The informative, yet personal style of. Which brings us to to the film we watched on Wednesday, Stan Brahkage’s. Window Water Baby Moving. This experimental film attempts to document Brahkage’s feelings of excitement and anxiety at the birth of his daughter. While not necessarily considered a documentary, the film is nonfiction – so is an experimental documentary. Window Water Baby Moving. Instead of critically...

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To See or Not to See? That is the Question… | History of Documentary

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To See or Not to See? That is the Question…. Charles Lanzmann directed the documentary. Considered one of the foremost films about the Holocaust, in 1985. Lanzmann’s 9.5 hour film (yes – I said nine and a half hour long film) used only personal testimony and contemporary footage of Holocaust sites. No historical footage is used at all. In fact, he is famously quoted as saying the following:. Not ten years after. Takes a different approach to both. By SAU Digital Cinema. October 2, 2013. Https:/ saudigita...

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The Flaws in Boleslaw Matuszewski’s Theory | wileyreeder

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A fine WordPress.com site. The Flaws in Boleslaw Matuszewski’s Theory. September 23, 2013. Ethics Surrounding Certain Images. 2 thoughts on “ The Flaws in Boleslaw Matuszewski’s Theory. I think that some responsibility should be put on the viewer. If you see a documentary that interests you, then do a little extra research on the subject, before making a decision on a topic. That way your decision would be informed and more accurate. September 30, 2013 at 1:43 am. October 1, 2013 at 3:07 pm.

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Ivens on Objectivity | History of Documentary

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8220;I was often asked, why hadn’t we gone to the other side, too, and made an objective film? 8220;I was surprised to find that many people automatically assumed that any documentary film would inevitably be objective. Perhaps the term is unsatisfactory, but for me the distinction between the words document and documentary is quite clear. Do we demand objectivity in the evidence presented at a trial? Cousins, Mark, and Kevin Macdonald. “The Spanish Earth.” 1969. London: Faber, 2006. 138 . Print. To See ...

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Truth vs. Fact | History of Documentary

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Truth vs. Fact. That truly exists or happens. To an original or to a standard or ideal. Another shot of rain. And, yes, this rain actually fell in Amsterdam, but is it the same rain that we previous saw or another rain? Um… are we really asking ourselves questions like this or are we watching the movie? Immersing ourselves in the reality that Ivens is presenting for us? The beauty that he has captured? By SAU Digital Cinema. September 11, 2013. Posted by SAU Digital Cinema on September 11, 2013. Or is th...