Essays on Cinematography Page 84

Having a couple of days out of the year to dress up, gather amongst friends, and enjoy the life of fantasy does not seem so bad. Cosplay, to this day, is still considered crazy by those who have not even experienced it. That leads me to believe that outsiders should not define a subculture because…

Hey yea you there do you like so many ”kind’s” of superhero’s well you came to the right place we will be talking about of all ‘kinds. Like’ the most one that people loved back in the day and let’s see why people loved superheroes like. American’s do so much and you get to see…

In the early 80’s a space ship stalled over Johannesburg located in south Africa. The ship sat there for upwards of twenty years before human intelligence was able to cut their way into it. Once inside they found malnourished and scared aliens. Humans nicknamed the aliens “prawns” because they look like a shrimp in the…

During my first official semester at Collin College, I was assigned to watch a movie for my United States History class. I initially chose the film Lincoln. After watching the first few scenes, I became overwhelmed with emotion due to the raw brutality and bloodshed. Ultimately, I decided on another movie and did not complete…

The genre of Horror can be said to be as old as entertainment itself. For as long as humans have interacted with one another, tales of shock have been present in their nature, and with each new innovation in media, horror entertainment has been at the forefront. First there were ancient oral traditions, with stories…

The unique name and meaning is what intrigued me to read this book. But as I read more, I realized that the title wasn’t the only intriguing thing. The story was so interesting, it was as if the plot was forcing me to turn the pages. Divergent by Veronica Ross is a story set in…

Sometimes, art represents the suppressed voice of the majority. If the dominant factor is really tyrannical, and those who oppose it would be placed in grave danger, those with a passion for change use art as a catalyst for change. These people are often called artists, yet some would say that they should be called…

Ray is a 2004 biographical movie concentrating on 30 old ages of the life of beat and blues musician Ray Charles. By the early 1960’s Ray Charles had accomplished his dream. He’d semen of age musically. He’d made it to Carnegie Hall. The hit records “Georgia. ” “Born to Lose” in turn kept mounting to…

As a child born and raised in India, I never questioned the law of karma; every action must have a reaction. The ideology of Karma emphasizes that cause and effect of a person’s action control everything in life including health and wealth of an individual. However, I began to doubt this ideology when I study…

Menilmontant, is, in my personal opinion, the best silent as well as expressive cinematic film I have ever seen. Specifically, by looking at the way in which many of the films techniques are representative to that of Germaine Dulac’s work on “The Expressive Techniques of Cinema,” whether it is because of the different camera shots…