#filmstudie

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Hans Richter, Filmstudie (1925).

[thelastgoodcountry]

Filmstudie, Hans Richter, 1926

[mtonino]

Filmstudie (1928) Hans Richter

[bootlegviolatwelfthnight]

hamlet (1921) dir. Svend Gade and Heinz Schall

[uncwfst]

CineSpace Lighting and Grip (formerly EUE Screen Gems Studios) - KJ Roberts

This will be my final blog post from my lighting and grip internship with CineSpace!!

Not too many updates from my last post- we’re still re-branding everything following the company switchover, so I’ll use this time to reflect on my experience as a whole.

Naturally, I’m a producer, but I found myself not knowing much about film equipment at all. I took on this internship as a challenge and learning opportunity to learn the ropes of one of the most critical elements of the art of filmmaking. Lighting and grip.

Upon my first visit to the studio, I was surprised by the sheer amount of equipment. In a typical day, I regularly work with millions of dollars worth of equipment- that I was initially very hesitant to be around. But now, thanks to the awesome folks at CineSpace, I can confidently say that I know my way entirely in and out of lights, more specifically what looks good, what is the post practical, and how efficient (or over the top) lighting can be on set.

I’ve since been on sets for student films, and even if I’m not in a lighting and grip role, I feel confident to lend a helping hand when needed and I have a good idea of what lights we should use depending on the desired result.

I feel incredibly confident in my ability to handle industry grade equipment, and would happily take a job in this field if presented with the opportunity.

A big shoutout to Keith, Carly, Alex, Melanie, Simon, and Lawson- thank you all for everything you’ve all taught me, and for providing me with the tools to be a more versatile asset to the industry!!

[bygonely]

Divided Screen The Duality of Berlin's Cinemas in the 1980s

[assamnews]

Assam down town University Introduces Certificate Course in Film Appreciation

Guwahati, 29th Sept ‘23 | Assam down town University, a prominent private university in North East India, is launching an undergraduate certificate program in Film Appreciation to enrich students' aesthetic and entertainment horizons. This six-month program is meticulously designed to impart fundamental knowledge about the art of filmmaking and the appreciation of its critical value.

According to Dr N C Talukdar, VC, Assam down town University, the course will initially be available only to university students. After the initial six-month, the program will be extended to external students, film enthusiasts, and professionals in the film industry. He also hinted at the university's ambitious plans to offer diploma and degree programs, emphasizing the university's commitment to fostering a flourishing film culture.

Utpal Datta, the honorary Dean of the Programme of Performing Arts at Assam downtown University, will lead the course. Mr. Datta is a nationally acclaimed film critic and filmmaker, whose book 'Chalachitrar Rasaswadan' was awarded the best book on film writing at the Assam State Film Awards. Additionally, this seminal work has been incorporated into the curricula of several universities and translated into English as 'Film Appreciation,' earning praise from both academics and practitioners in the field.

Utpal Datta expressed his enthusiasm for the course, highlighting the participation of eminent cinema scholars and practitioners. There will be prominent figures such as National Award-winning cinematographer Supratim Bhol, National award-winning film editor Aseem Sinha, National award-winning film critic and film scholar Dr. Piyush Roy, Film maker and writer Ranjan Ghosh, Dr Sanchari Chaudhury, Professor Flame University, Dr Surabhi Biplove, academician, Kankana Chakravarty, Filmmaker and former student of New York Film Academy and prolific editor-director Ratan S Sarma contributing to the course content. Students will gain valuable insight into the multifaceted world of filmmaking and appreciation as a result of their involvement.

The introduction of the Film Appreciation course at Assam down town University demonstrates the institution's commitment to fostering a deeper understanding of cinema and nurturing talent within the region. It is expected that the university's cinematic aspirations will have a significant impact on the world of film education and appreciation as it opens up its doors to a broader audience in the future.

[takanuru]

Bondage? Did I do it Right? by Torutakanuru

[projectpalmeras]

Con el proyecto "Palmeras" estudiamos el acto de tocar las palmas como acción coreomusical. 

With the project "Palmeras" we study the act of clapping as a choreomusical action.

Idea, direction: Ángela Muñoz 

Performers: Cristina Hall, Ana Arenas y Ángela Muñoz 

Image and video: Davide Maione 

 Supported by Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media within the program NEUSTART KULTUR

[dailymello]

Day 131: Prisoner of Azkaban studies

[artbookdap]

Tonight, as we move into the marketing extravaganza that has become the Academy Awards, we'd like to take a moment to remember the art — maybe one day the lost art — of film projection, which so many of us grew up on, and which still infiltrates our dreams.⁠ ⁠ Enter 'The Art of Film Projection: A Beginner's Guide' from @eastmanmuseum Part manual and part manifesto, it's a beautifully produced, comprehensive outline of the materials, equipment and knowledge needed to present the magic of cinema to an enthralled audience, written for both the casual enthusiast and the professional projectionist in training.⁠ ⁠ Edited by Paolo Cherchi Usai, Spencer Christiano, Catherine A. Surowiec, Timothy J. Wagner. Foreword by Tacita Dean, Christopher Nolan.⁠ ⁠ Read more via linkinbio.⁠ ⁠ #cinema #film #filmstudies #filmproection #artoffilmprojection #academyawards #oscars⁠ ⁠ ⁠ https://www.instagram.com/p/Cps8i-qJ-zc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[hayleyapurvis]

studies from Hunchback of Notre Dame

[crisketch]

Today's Daily studies 2320 & #ipaddrawing 1121. First #filmstudy of the year 🎬!!. Avatar (2009), as I recently watched the second one 🎉... #CharacterDesign #dailysketch #dailydrawing #avatar (at Vancouver, British Columbia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnQ21kzrMht/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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filmstudy

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Dalval - Nailpolish & Lipstick

Visuals are “Filmstudie" 1926 Short by Hans Richter.

[uncwfst]

UpTilt Film Fest Blog #4 - Abby Sullivan

This month I have continued viewing submitted films and giving them feedback. A new assignment we have been given was to view scholarship pitches and give feedback to those as well. I have enjoyed doing this and looking though multiple different pitches. I like seeing other people's creations and how they came up with the idea and why they want to make it.

This internship as a whole has been so much fun. I have loved seeing people's creations and getting to view their creative side. It has been difficult to say no to some of the films submitted since we get so many and can only put so many through.