SEPTEMBER 5, dir. Tim Fehlbaum - Movieweb Review "Superbly acted and edited, the film bursts at the seams with tension, anxiety, and professional resolve through 90 mind-blowing minutes. [...] Acclaimed German editor Hansjörg Weißbrich must also be lauded for his vital contribution. He and Fehlbaum constantly cut between roving action outside and boiler room pressure in the control room. Nothing is ever static. The ensemble shuffles between emergencies to track an evolving situation. Uncertainty and confusion has to be wrangled before anything goes live on air. All of this tension is created through skillful editing in post-production." https://lnkd.in/e-yQphmN.
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I recently finished a film course about video essays at Columbia. "A video essay is a form of essay presented as a video recording, where the author uses visual elements like film clips, images, and narration to convey an argument or analysis on a specific topic, essentially acting as the audiovisual equivalent of a written essay, often incorporating elements like music and sound effects to enhance the message." Basically writing with images and sound. Video Essays have many forms- from the poetic to the analytical. Here is my first attempt at an analytical style essay- exploring common themes between Pulp Fiction and classic Film Noir. #tarantino #filmnoir #videoessay #columbiauniversity
Tarantinoir! Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction Through the Lens of Film Noir
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✅ The Best Way to Say Goodbye to Endless Revisions Once and For All! Are the endless design revisions driving you crazy? Of course it is! Do we even need to ask? Every time you think that the content is finally done, there comes another change to be made. Wouldn't you like to put an end to these revisions? Watch as Trisha pushes back against endless changes in this comedic short film - https://lnkd.in/gs6QPDhd Will Trisha finally say goodbye to revisions for good?
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https://lnkd.in/ek_bEj9p Have you ever wondered how The Nightmare Before Christmas folds into the history of festive cinema? If so, please give my new article on the film in Storyworlds: A Journal of Narrative Cinema a look!
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During preproduction, the script can literally make or break a film right off the bat. Most new filmmakers run into the problem of writing the script only to hit the subplots, or B story, and derail the entire A plot. Yes, B plots help delve deeper into characters and lighten up an already A plot filled story. But when you hit the beginning of Act 2 and the B plot becomes the new A plot because we forgot about the A plot, then we have some issues. The promise to the audience you made in the first 30 pages is no longer viable. To remedy this, I personally write down the goal of the film and the goal of the main character on sticky notes. I usually put them on that monitor I'm typing on so I can be constantly reminded of my purpose. Don't be afraid of the B story and subplots. Just dont burn the house down with them. And if you do burn the house down, make sure it's so bad it's good.
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