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Three wives: Toba, Ruth, Christiane. Toba Metz briefly appears as a fisherwoman in Kubrick’s first feature film, Fear and Desire (1953). Ruth Sobotka played the role of Iris in Kubrick’s second film, Killer’s Kiss (1954). Christiane Harlan is the unnamed singer who moves everyone to tears at the end of Paths of Glory (1957).

Toba and Ruth also appear in photographs that Kubrick took for Look magazine; Christiane can be spotted in the documentary The Making of The Shining, by Vivian Kubrick.

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Biografi Stanley Kubrick

Stanley Kubrick (26 Juli 1928 - 7 Maret 1999) Lahir di Manhattan, New York, Amerika Serikat. Penulis skenario, produser, dan sutradara film Amerika dianggap sebagai salah satu sutradara paling berpengaruh dan paling dihargai di abad kedua puluh. Ingat untuk mengatasi masalah kontroversial dengan simbolisme dan perfeksionisme.

Kubrick bekerja sebagai fotografer di majalah Look. Dia memulai debutnya pada tahun 1950 dengan film pendek Day Of The Fight (1951), Flying Padre (1951) dan The Seafarers (1953), kemudian menerbitkan film pertamanya berjudul Fear And Desire (1953). Dia naik ke ketenaran dengan film anti-perang Paths of Glory (1957) dan membuktikan dirinya sebagai salah satu sutradara terbesar abad ini dengan A clockwork orange (1971), sebuah film yang didasarkan pada karya Anthony Burgess. Dari filmografi luasnya menonjol: 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), Spartacus (1960) dan The Shining (1980), antara lain.

KELUARGA DAN AWAL

Ia dilahirkan dalam keluarga Yahudi kaya yang didirikan di New York. Kubrick adalah putra pertama Gertrude Perveler dan dokter Jacques L. Kubrick, yang bertahun-tahun kemudian memiliki Barbara (1934). Meskipun dia adalah anak berbakat dengan koefisien tinggi, dia tidak memiliki nilai terbaik. Dia adalah siswa yang tidak disiplin dan melewatkan sebagian besar kelas, itulah sebabnya orang tuanya memutuskan untuk mengirimnya ke California bersama pamannya, berusaha untuk mendorongnya. Hidup bersama pamannya, Martin Perverler, Kubrick mulai menumbuhkan kecintaannya pada seni, fotografi, dan film. Dia menghabiskan waktu luangnya, membaca, mengambil gambar atau bermain catur, olahraga di mana dia adalah seorang ahli.

Dia sering mengunjungi Museum Seni di New York dan bioskop Loew's Paradise, tempat dia biasa mempelajari secara terperinci karya-karya berbagai sutradara, mengembangkan rasa dan gayanya yang kritis. Berkat bakatnya sebagai fotografer, ia mulai bekerja untuk majalah Look pada awal 1940-an. Pada saat ini, Kubrick mulai dilihat sebagai salah satu fotografer paling bergengsi dan berbakat di negara ini. Tertarik pada film, ia berhenti dari pekerjaannya untuk mulai mengembangkan proyek film pertamanya. Pada awal 1950-an, ia memulai debutnya sebagai sutradara film dengan film pendek Day Of The Fight (1951), sebuah film lima belas menit di mana ia mendekati kehidupan petinju Walter Cartier, yang bekerja dalam film pendek bersama saudaranya, Vincent .

KARIR STINLEY KUBRICK CINEMATOGRAPHIC

Setelah memulai debutnya dengan film pendek Day Of The Fight (1951), Kubrick menerbitkan Flying Padre (1951), singkat 19 menit di mana ia menceritakan kisah tentang seorang imam Meksiko yang melakukan perjalanan jauh untuk membawa firman Tuhan. Dua tahun kemudian, ia merilis The Seafarers (1953) dan film fitur pertamanya Fear And Desire (1953), sebuah film hitam-putih beranggaran rendah yang menceritakan kisah empat tentara yang, sambil berusaha tetap hidup di wilayah musuh, mengambil seorang wanita muda yang disandera dan gadis desa yang cantik. Dalam drama perang ini, aktor dan sutradara Paul Mazursky pertama kali muncul.

Dua tahun setelah menceraikan istri pertamanya, Toba Metz (1947-1952), Kubrick menikahi aktris dan sutradara Ruth Sobotka, dengan siapa ia bekerja di The Killer’s Kiss (1955) dan Perfect Heist (1956). The Kiss of the Assassin (1955), adalah film noir yang dibintangi oleh Frank Silvera, Irene Kane dan Jamie Smith, yang berfokus pada segitiga cinta yang saling bertentangan di mana seorang petinju muda terlibat, dan Pembunuhan (1956), adalah independen pertama sutradara itu. pekerjaan, yang didasarkan pada novel Lion Break White's Clean Break. Setahun kemudian, ia mulai terkenal dengan film anti-perang Path of Glory (1957), sebuah proyek yang didasarkan pada karya homonim oleh Humphrey Cobb. Film yang berlatar Perang Dunia Pertama ini menjadi salah satu karya sutradara paling terkenal, tidak hanya karena cerminannya yang mendalam tentang konflik, tetapi juga atas perhatian yang diberikan pada detail dan ketelitian sutradara, yang telah dicap perfeksionis oleh spesialis pengkritik.

Pada tahun yang sama ia menghubungi sutradara dan aktor Amerika Kirk Douglas, dengan siapa ia bekerja di Spartacus (1960), sebuah film yang didasarkan pada karya homonim Howard Fast, yang berfokus pada kehidupan prajurit Spartan. Tak lama setelah dirilis, film ini menerima ulasan bagus dan beberapa penghargaan, seperti Penghargaan Oscar untuk Aktor Pendukung Terbaik, Sinematografi Terbaik, Desain Kostum Terbaik, dan Desain Produksi Terbaik. Kemudian Lolita (1962) difilmkan, diadaptasi dari novel karya Vladimir Nabokov, dibintangi oleh James Mason dan Sue Lyon, yang dianugerahi Penghargaan Golden Globe untuk Bintang Baru Tahun Ini untuk penampilannya dalam film tersebut.

Setelah menceraikan Sobotka pada tahun 1957, Kubrick menikahi Susanne Christian, seorang aktris yang dikenal karena penampilannya di Path of Glory (1957). Dia tinggal bersamanya sepanjang sisa hidupnya dan memiliki dua anak perempuan, Anya (1959) dan Vivian (1960). Pada tahun 1964, ia menerbitkan satir Telephone Telepon Merah? Kami terbang ke Moskow (1964), sebuah film yang dibuat dalam Perang Dingin berdasarkan karya Peter George. Kemudian ia mengambil gambar karyanya yang paling ambisius, film fiksi ilmiah 2001: A space odyssey (1968), sebuah film yang meletakkan dasar genre dan gaya artistik misteriusnya, 

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Stanley Kubrick Biography, Age, Weight, Height, Friend, Like, Affairs, Favourite, Birthdate & Other

This Biography is about one of the best Actor Stanley Kubrick including his Height, weight, Age & Other Detail… Biography Of  Stanley Kubrick Real Name Stanley Kubrick Profession Actors Nationality American Religion Jewish Personal life of Stanley Kubrick Born on 26 July 1928 Birthday 26th July Died At Age 70 Sun Sign Leo    Leo Men Born in Manhattan Died on 07 March 1999 Place of death Harpenden Personality Type ISTP Grouping of People Atheists, Atheists Family Background of Stanley Kubrick Father Jacques Leonard Kubrick Mother Sadie Gertrude Siblings Barbara Mary Kubrick Spouses/Partners Christiane Kubrick (m. 1958-1999), Ruth Sobotka (m. 1955-1957), Toba Metz (m. 1948-1951) Children Anya Kubrick, Vivian Kubrick Education William Howard Taft High School, City College of New York Net worth $20 million Awards 1955 - Locarno International Film Festival Prize for Best Director 1960 - Golden Globe for Best Drama Picture 1968 - Oscar Award for Best Special Effects 1975 - BAFTA Award for Best British Film and Best Film from any Source Personal Fact of Stanley Kubrick Stanley Kubrick, considered to be one of the greatest filmmakers in American history, was a director cum producer known for his innovation in cinematography. A highly creative personality, he worked in a number of genres ranging from romance and crime to horror and science fiction. His interest in films stems from his childhood when he used to bunk classes to watch movies. He was an intelligent boy but had no passion for academic pursuits; in fact his high school grades were so low that he could not get into a decent college! He began his career as a photographer and learnt the aspects of cinematography and film production. He directed his first film at the age of 23it was a short documentary about the boxer Walter Cartier. Film making intrigued the young Stanley and he tried to learn all he could about the art. He made his initial films on a shoestring budget, but his fate took a turn for the better with the release of Spartacus. The film became a smash hit and established Kubrick as a major director. He was fond of innovation; many of his films are credited to have introduced new elements in cinematography. He was not someone who shied away from controversy artistic expression was all he cared about, as is evident from the range of topics he chose to film. This Biography Written By celebwiki.us   Read the full article

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Creative Investigation Y1 Summer work.

Stanley Kubrick.

Stanley Kubrick was an American director, editor, screenwriter, producer, cinematographer and photographer. Kubrick is often seen as one of the greatest and most influential directors in cinematic history. His films were mostly adaptations of novels or short stories which covered many genres such as: Drama, Horror, Sci-fi, Adventure, Mystery, Comedy, Crime, War and Film Noir, many of which were categorized as Psychological Thrillers as well as other genres. His films as generally known for their realism, unique cinematographic style and dark sense of humour.

Born in Manhattan, his parents were Jewish immigrants from Romania, Austria and Russia. Kubrick was considered an intelligent child, despite his poor grades. He was sent to live in Pasadena, California to live with his uncle, Martin Perveler when he was 12 years old in hope that the change of scenery would somehow have a better effect on his grades. He returned to live in Bronx, New York City at 13 bringing with him, little change in attitude towards school (William Howard Talt High School). Desperate for his son to use his intelligence for some purpose, his father introduced him to chess. Kubrick took to the game passionately and later on would use its ideologies to deal with uncooperative actors and using it at an artistic motif as a whole. An even smarter idea of his fathers was giving his son a camera for his thirteenth birthday. Kubrick became an avid photographer, later selling a photograph to Look Magazine at 17 years old. After this, Kubrick began to associate with the staff and was offered an apprentice there. During his time there, Kubrick taught himself all aspects of film production and directing, became a regular movie-goer and had read his first book for pleasure at 19 years old.

He made his first major Hollywood film, The Killing in 1956 but as reported, this was not a pleasant experience as differences with his ex-wife, Toba Metz, led onto their divorce in 1957. Kubrick went on to collaborate with Kirk Douglas, who, was one of the last living people of the Hollywood Golden Age, for Paths of Glory (1957) and the praised Spartacus (1960). Shortly after, Kubrick had moved to the United Kingdom in 1961 due to creative differences between himself and Douglas and a general distaste for Hollywood film studios as the system did not allow for much creative control over his movies. He had spent the majority of the rest of his life in a home at Childwickbury Manor in Hertfordshire with wife Christine Kubrick. Moving to the UK, allowed Kubrick almost complete creative control over his films with the rare advantage of having financial support from major Hollywood film studios.

His first British productions were Lolita (1962) and Dr. Strangelove (1964) with Peter Sellers. As mentioned, I had gathered that Kubrick was a demanding perfectionist and made sure that he had much of the creative control over his films, making him a considerable Auteur. He often asked for countless retakes of the same scene in a movie which, expectedly caused some conflict between him and his actors. Despite the difficulties during filming, Kubrick managed to break new ground in cinematography when he had released 2001: A Space Odyssey in 1968 with the innovative special effects and scientific realism. The film earned him his only personal Oscar for ‘Best Visual Effects’. Spielberg regarded it as one of the ‘Greatest films ever made’. When Kubrick was in the process of making The Shining, he was one of the first directors to have used a Steadicam for stabilized and flued tracking shots.

Many of Kubricks films faced some mixed reviews and backlash for their controversially violent, sexual, and indecent scenes. This was particularly the case with A Clockwork Orange (1971), Film critic, Stanley Kauffmann commented ‘Inexplicably the script leaves out Burgess’ reference to the title’ and Roger Ebert called it an ‘Ideological mess’. This was such a controversy at the time that Kubrick himself made sure that it couldn’t be viewed in the UK to avoid even more issues. Despite this, the film had grossed over 26million on a budget of 2.2 million and had won an Academy Award for ‘Bets Picture’. Kubrick accepted this award with the now quote ‘Anyone who has ever been privileged to direct a film knows that, although it can be like trying to write a War and Peace in a bumper car at an amusement park, when you finally get it right, there are not many joys that can equal that feeling.’ Along with Night of the Living Dead, Straw Dogs, The Wild Bunch etc. the film is considered a landmark in the relaxation of control on violence in cinema. Kubrick completed his last film, Eyes Wide Shut (1999), before his death of a heart attack at the age of 70.

Why do you find this topic for consideration interesting?

I find this interesting because I like his cinematographic style. I enjoy his movies not only because of the aesthetics but also because they’re thought provoking. Many of his films leave many people thinking about them days later, I like that you can’t just watch and forget that you ever watched one of Kubrick’s films twenty minutes later. I hope find out exactly how much I can imitate his style with the limited resources and millions of dollars that I do not have. I’d like to explore whether Kubrick can be considered an Auteur or not.

2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

I have chosen this film because of it’s ground-breaking cinematography that I would like to look into in much more depth.

A Clockwork Orange (1971)

Seen as though I am going to explore whether Kubrick can be considered an Auteur, I wanted to include this film as I think the Mise en scene and Cinematography, even plot, displays his cinematic style very well.

The Shining (1980)

The shining also has many scenes which could be described as Kubrick exclusive. I think his adaptations to the plots of the novels that he became inspired by would also be an interesting topic for exploration.

Quotes

‘I think Stanley got it in his head, he was a man of theory, and unless they could be disproved quickly, you could be in an awful lot of trouble’ - Malcolm McDowell

‘There was one actor that, I think did two days worth of takes, on one line that never made it in the movie’

‘Stanley's approach was very simple, he wanted to test everything’

Kubrick Remembered (2014) by Gary Khammar 

These quotes are useful to me as they show exactly Kubrick’s way of working and how particular he had to be in order to be able to create the works that he did. They are even more useful ad they were drawn directly from the people that he had worked with. 

Outline of my rough idea

I will create a film sequence totaling no more than 5 minutes. with only being in the early stages of the film coursework process, I am not entirely sure what the film is going to be. It is going to be a challenge attempting to recreate Kubrick’s style of cinematography, let alone the ideologies. I’m Thinking of perhaps creating a short in which I explore genres such as , Thriller, Dark Comedy and Drama. The idea is a murder that had just occurred and the murderer, who will look innocent, will be documenting this murder directly to the police and the whole thing will be based off of the initial phone call. Again, I plan to develop this idea much further but, that would be a very brief concept.

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This Biography is about one of the best Actor Stanley Kubrick including his Height, weight, Age & Other Detail…

Biography Of  Stanley Kubrick Real Name Stanley Kubrick Profession Actors Nationality American Religion Jewish Personal life of Stanley Kubrick Born on 26 July 1928 Birthday 26th July Died At Age 70 Sun Sign Leo    Leo Men Born in Manhattan Died on 07 March 1999 Place of death Harpenden Personality Type ISTP Grouping of People Atheists, Atheists Family Background of Stanley Kubrick Father Jacques Leonard Kubrick Mother Sadie Gertrude Siblings Barbara Mary Kubrick Spouses/Partners Christiane Kubrick (m. 1958-1999), Ruth Sobotka (m. 1955-1957), Toba Metz (m. 1948-1951) Children Anya Kubrick, Vivian Kubrick Education William Howard Taft High School, City College of New York Net worth $20 million Awards 1955 - Locarno International Film Festival Prize for Best Director 1960 - Golden Globe for Best Drama Picture 1968 - Oscar Award for Best Special Effects 1975 - BAFTA Award for Best British Film and Best Film from any Source Personal Fact of Stanley Kubrick

Stanley Kubrick, considered to be one of the greatest filmmakers in American history, was a director cum producer known for his innovation in cinematography. A highly creative personality, he worked in a number of genres ranging from romance and crime to horror and science fiction. His interest in films stems from his childhood when he used to bunk classes to watch movies.

He was an intelligent boy but had no passion for academic pursuits; in fact his high school grades were so low that he could not get into a decent college! He began his career as a photographer and learnt the aspects of cinematography and film production. He directed his first film at the age of 23it was a short documentary about the boxer Walter Cartier. Film making intrigued the young Stanley and he tried to learn all he could about the art.

He made his initial films on a shoestring budget, but his fate took a turn for the better with the release of Spartacus. The film became a smash hit and established Kubrick as a major director. He was fond of innovation; many of his films are credited to have introduced new elements in cinematography. He was not someone who shied away from controversy artistic expression was all he cared about, as is evident from the range of topics he chose to film.

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Wood Structures Reveal Capacity of Timber Construction

Roofings made from wood are one or the rarest roofing types to discover around nowadays, as concrete piece and shingles take control, according to Option Solutions Roof and Outsides Co. in Oklahoma City.

Wood is not viewed as strong as some other products when it concerns building and construction, but in general well-kept roofing systems made from laminated wood can have a life expectancy that varies from 30 to 50 years. Having a wooden structure on top of a home has numerous good qualities, and it can look terrific. Here are some examples of wooden buildings which are not the typical roofing that will offer a concept of how special and wonderful structure built with wood can end up being.

Centre Pompidou-Metz (France)

The Centre Pompidou Metz has a hexagonal pattern of a load-bearing wood roofing structure which shows up during the night through its transparent covering membrane. It is interesting to understand that the motivation of the roofing originates from a woven Chinese hat. Before this distinctive structure got produced, it was studied from every angle to guarantee that it would keep heavy weather conditions. This woven like structure roofing is constructed of timber beams, spaced 2.90 meters apart, forming a hexagon pattern that is 90 meters large.

The wood utilized is glue laminated which makes it possible for the various lengths of the beams and makes them more resistant. It is undoubtedly an astonishing structure due to its intricate curves and counter curves and for that reason it is among the toughest and biggest structures developed to this day.

The mesh can permit the roofing system to broaden 40 meters, made from protective material which includes fiberglass and Teflon, forming a membrane over the wooden structure. This layer assists the indoor temperature level to remain natural. This structure was produced for showing art and the objective behind the ingenious structure was to draw tourists to Metz, France.

Sea Folk Museum (Japan)

Another intriguing museum structure is the Sea Folk Museum, created by the Naito Architects & Associates, found in Toba, Mie Prefecture, Japan, built in 1992. The structure was made to show crafts of the Japanese designer Hiroshi Naito. This enormous structure is made from wood beams that encounter the high ceiling, with no vertical columns. The roofing structure skillfully compliments the fishing associated arts since this creative designer and is 60.7 feet large.

One would believe that the look of the structure represents that of a ship when it was in fact developed to resemble a whale's tummy. The roofing, built of laminated architectural trusses, permits sunshine to fill the big area from a skylight executed in the centre. The light that shines in lights up the fishing boats and other displays which include some magic, according to Option Solutions Roof and Outsides.

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Stanley Kubrick with his first wife - Toba Metz

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Toba Metz’s cameo in Stanley Kubrick’s Fear and Desire: she is the girl on the left. Toba was Kubrick’s first wife, and in Fear and Desire is credited as Dialogue Director.

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