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Things You Need to Know about Cinema 2

15. Birth of Sound - 1927 (Al Jolson) < Jazz Singer>, -, ( ) - Synchronous sound -,, overhead boom mic Jazz Singer, 1927

15. Birth of Sound sound mixing Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, 1931

15. Birth of Sound Dubbing -, 4 10-1930, - King Kong, 1933 Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers

16. Voice-over Fight Club, David Fincher, 1999 Amelie, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, 2001

16. Voice-over The Shawkshank Redemption, Frank Darabont, 1994 In which movie is the omniscient narrator?

17. Foley - - - adding human elements to the film - Jack Foley (1891-1967) from Dracula (1931) to Spartacus (1960) Foley Artist

18. Diegetic vs. Non-diegetic Sound - Diegetic sound: voice of characters, synchronous sound - Non-diegetic sound: voice-over, sound effect, music Kramer vs. Kramer, Robert Benton, 1979

The World of SPECIAL EFFECTS 1

1. Hand-Drawn Matte - -, The Birds, 1963 - matte - 500 3

2. Rear Projection - Fun in Acapulco, 1963

3. Front Projection 2001: A Space Odyssey, 1968 - Tom Howard, 20*25cm 12 *27,

4. Front Projection (Zoptics) - The Superman, 1978

4. Front Projection (Zoptics) -

5. Multiple picture-in-picture effect - multiple picture-within-picture effects were achieved by QUANTEL / analogous signals could be converted into digital ones

6. Crowd Replication The Alamo, 2004

7. Bullet Time - <The Matrix> - - image interpolation - path freeze The Matrix, 1999

7. Bullet Time The Matrix, 1999

7. Bullet Time CSI:10 Opening Nokia Lumia 900 advert

8. In-camera scale effects Darby O'Gill and the Little People, 1959 The Lord of the Rings: the fellowship of the Ring, 1999 - it was essential that the photographer achieved a good depth of field. - motion control camera

A Brief history of Documentary

1. <Nanook of the North> (1922) - (Robert J. Flaherty) - (, ) - < Moana> (1926) " " ( ) -, - (, ) - (, ( - - ), )

1. <Nanook of the North> (1922) Nanook of the North,1922 Moana,1926

2. A Brief History of Documentary 1920 : ( ), ( ), ( ) 1930 : ( ), (, ) 1940 : 2 (, ) 1950 :

2. A Brief History of Documentary 1960 : 1970 :,, on TV, 1980 : 16.,,,,, HBO, Discovery Channel

3. <Berlin: Symphony of a great city> - Walter Ruttmann -,,,, - -,, -,, Berlin: Symphony of a great city, 1927

4. <Man with A Camera> (1929) Dziga Vertov

5. Direct Cinema / Cinéma vérité (1960s) - 1930 ( ) -, - - 1960, -,, 1960, Coal Face, 1935, Alberto Cavalcanti

5. Direct Cinema / Cinéma vérité (1960s) - 60Hz, - 1958 Stefan Kudelski, Nagra - 1960, - Andre Coutant, - -

5. Direct Cinema / Cinéma vérité (1960s) - Jean Rouch, Edgar Morin, Robert Drew, Richard Leacock, Albert Maysles etc - -, ( ),, - ( ), Chronicle of summer, 1962, Jean Rouch

6. Natural history docs in 1960s - "In the early 1960s, 16mm filming technology made an important advance. A way was at last found to link tape recorders and 16mm cameras so that both worked on the same time code and we could film and record simultaneously." - "The studio inserts that had been an essential element in Zoo Quest were no longer necessary." - "So I decided that our next Quest should shift its emphasis. Now we could feature people as well as animals." <Life on air>, p.167, David Attenborough

6. Natural history docs before 1960s and..

7. HBO and Discovery - 1980 - - - HBO, 1972 (1976, ) - Cinemax - HBO : Al Maysles, Rob Epstein, Jeffrey Friedman, Jon Alpert, Rory Kennedy, Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky -

7. HBO and Discovery -, 1985 - John S. Hendricks, 2004 Discovery Communications CEO - : - -, -

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