Cinematography Essay Examples and Topics. Page 15

On his way to becoming the story's antagonist, he goes through a period of insanity, which is partly fueled by his background and the disturbing memories that come with it.

In the film La Mission, the aspects of familism are depicted in the life of Che, a very proud Latino gentleman who values his cultural history, community, and legacy.

Provencher and Dillon assert that in the first half of the film Yoshitaka Nishi barely speaks a word, and in the second half, he barely speaks a dozen words. Thus, the mixing of styles in [...]

Most unlucky events can push a true illustrator to generate something attractive, and that was the situation with Pinero's bothered past Short Eye is a story concerning a cellblock terrified into a murderous and hostile [...]

Through this story, I got a visceral look into the urban drug trade and understood the despair of living in neighborhoods where murders seem to be the order of the day.

Victor's father had died of a heart attack, and the journey to his funeral is at the center of the tale.

The Minister of the Interior is perhaps the only notable authoritative person in the hearings, and his practices of crime deterrence are comparable to torture.

The author states that the primary function of this process is to tell the audience a story. To conclude, I learned from this chapter that shooting movies not only needs the synchronized work of an [...]

Morano's primary technique of narrow focus allowed her to focus on the characters' emotions and perceive the terror of the polished streets and houses of Gilead.

The essay establishes the relation between the technology in the Tenet film, and the analysis Heidegger makes concerning technology. In his view, Heidegger strongly opposes the notion that technology is a human activity or a [...]

The animals are free and find love and are not bothered by the fact that they are caged in the zoo.

The documentary Mickey Mouse Goes to Haiti by the National Labor Committee explores this subject and reveals the unethical working conditions of the Walt Disney Company's garment factories in Haiti.

The primary goal of the surrealists was spiritual elevation and separation of the spirit from the material world. From this point of view, the film's prologue can be considered a starting point from the geometric [...]

The purpose of this speech is to inform the audience of "defunding" techniques that facilitates film production, technological advances in Hollywood and animation, and how to create sound in the film industry.

The twelfth juror is not interested in the case and changes his opinion many times, tending, therefore, to the prevalent decision, as the second one does, because of the lack of confidence.

Looking through the various theories of morality, it could be noticed that Kant's three premises present the ultimate ground for the philosophical process. In conclusion, it could be claimed that the detective's actions were morally [...]

In the first episode of the first season, the author shows the main characters and their features and builds a clash between the protagonist and the new boss.

The actors played in the theater without an audience, and the shooting itself took two and a half weeks, but also due to the director's attempt to combine the action on the theater stage and [...]

The intention to promote social change with the help of cinematic art can be considered the definitive characteristic and the ultimate goal of the Cine-Aztlan collective.

Thus, the set helps understanding Ibsen's critical attitude to the family of the late 19th century. It is the play's culmination when Torvald accuses Nora of being corrupted and wicked.

This is due to the fact that the film is an indirect adaptation of Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald's book "The Great Gatsby".

Specifically, the Danish girl movie was selected for examination is explained by the impact the film caused on the population in the discussion of transgender visibility and acceptance in society.

In other words, Western films are a highly complex part of modern cinematography, and the American national identity is neither their only nor primary concern.

On the positive side of things, the depiction of the War on Drugs in the movie is built around violence associated with it and the corruption of federal agents involved in the operations.

The author examines how correctly the Arab cultural identity is reflected in the film Aladdin, which contributes to the formation of the idea of Arab culture among representatives of other cultures.

The primary aspect of the two films' social environment is the characters' ability to get involved in romantic antics and affairs. Love is the central theme in the movie and is signified by the Heart [...]

Civilizations: The Second Moment of Creation is the movie presenting the development of human creativity, visual elements, and subject matter of artworks.

When in the beginning of the movie Michael has a head trap on and must use a scalpel to cut own eye, his survival instinct is fighting with the instinct of self preservation.

Although this adaptation of Shakespeare's playwright started as a comedy, it ended in a tragedy, the same way the original version does.

It is notable that the two angels, Damiel and Cassiel, who act as the protagonists of the movie, are incapable of interacting with the physical world.

As Bernstein states, the word 'specificity' is used to describe a scenario in the arts or to depict the specific nature of events as they occur in the environment. Temporality of images is a concept [...]

The newly crowned king must reunite the rest of the tribes of Wakanda and use the might of Black Panther to gain victory over his enemies and assure the safety of Wakanda and the whole [...]

The central theme of Philadelphia is discrimination against the LGBT community and people who had HIV/AIDS back in the 1980s and 1990s.

Despite the ability to cause relatively intense emotional responses, jump scares can also induce the feeling of predictability and the scantiness of means of expression in viewers.

The film tells the story of a town known as Okak brought to its knees after the invasion of a deadly Spanish influenza virus brought by the Moravian missionaries. According to survivors of the ordeal, [...]

This article is relevant to the research in demonstrating power and influence in obtaining an individual's desires. This article is qualitative in demonstrating the play's ideas and credibility for the research since the source is [...]

The film introduces the audience to the actual scene as the producer begins the movie with the music accompanying the visual presentation of the first scenes.

From the concept of the film "The Fountain," it is possible to get this view, a sweep of the levels of communication and a vast field for the analysis of one story.

Even though the First Amendment explicitly prohibits any laws regarding the freedom of speech, Congress continues to make exceptions from it.

Each of the stories takes place in different years, but always in the same place: in a mansion in Pasadena, California.

The depiction of these complex topics in the TV series of the humoristic genre implies both regressive and progressive impulses for the audience.

Alice later realizes that she is in the hole for a reason that is to overcome the good virtual evil and bring back the rightful queen to her throne.

On the other hand, the video presents the dare stones and John White's map with a hidden fort as evidence that the lost colony moved west to the inland.

The first part of the script presents the experience of the white male prisoner 1488 in an unusual white room, where he spends a week waiting for a hearing.

The Laugh-In and The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour make counter-cultural ideas more accessible to Middle America by acknowledging the racial tensions and the Vietnam war, unlike mainstream television.

COVID 19 and the activities in Outbreak are similar in how they spread and the people's reaction to the situation; however, the speed at which they claim lives is different.

A classical narrative is based on several important features, such as the characters, the plot of the film, and the overall narration."Double Indemnity" is an exemplary "noir" film with all the main classical components: a [...]

These factors helped me to understand the development of the Baroque statues and how they relate to the catholic faith. In these programs, the images are direct, clear, and exciting to see.

Inextricably linked to the exploration of the social networks phenomenon in the two films, the second key motif is the problem of the lack of privacy.

Several key points make up the argument about the impact of commercial films and the role of the local identity of filmmakers.

Thus, the Tinman goes to the wizard to ask him for a living, feeling heart. Finally, the Cowardly Lion goes to the Emerald City to ask the wizard to give him courage.

The series consists of several episodes which try to explain how at the culmination of the 19th and the onset of the 20th century, the evolution of art was prejudiced by the fast-changing landscape and [...]

Art Spiegelman's work is dedicated to the horrors of the Holocaust and allows talking about the war from different points of view.

Produced early in the legendry artist's roughly fifty-year profession, the flick is a critique of the war in Vietnam and the industry's role in producing deadly chemical weapons.

The weight of one layer can precondition sliding and the emergence of an avalanche. How fast can the 'air blast' of an avalanch travel?

One of the lessons that young audiences can get from the film is that change is the key to success. A young audience can also learn that to make it in life, the advice from [...]

The main protagonists of this movie are Erin Gruwell and Eva Benitez, and it is important to compare and contrast these characters to understand the main message conveyed by this motion picture.

The changing nature of the music industry has presented a new challenge to the new program producers: breaking into the limelight and drawing a good number of audiences to attract many companies yearning for such [...]

This paper sought to examine the way the media industry had been portrayed in the novel the Big Ben and even in the movie.

In this research, attention will be paid to gender roles and body images of Disney princesses to understand the popularity of the franchise and its impact on child development.

The concept of femininity in its relation to the behavior of women and their treatment is a difficult topic to address.

The movie employs the character of Riley, a young girl full of the blast while growing up in Minnesota to describe her subsequent struggles managing a family relocation to San Francisco.

The perception of a movie is a two-level process, the structure of which includes the direct perception of the viewer and the imaginative perception of the authors.

The performance in question might seem as an odd event given the seriousness of the health issue and the lack of viewers, yet the tribute has helped to recognize the need to fight depression and [...]

In their attempt to cash in on a popular character, most media producers fail to recognise the key principles and values that the source material was based on; as a result, the end product happens [...]

The movie tells the real story of the riot in the city of Detroit in the summer of 1967 during 144 minutes when the illegal arrest of club visitors provoked protests throughout the city."Detroit" accurately [...]

This paper includes an analysis of the major themes of the films Pan's Labyrinth and Ghost Town in terms of the answers they provide to the question mentioned above.

The documentary tells the story of white, well-dressed people advertising the American dream, completely ignoring that the U.S.is not only a country of the white race.

Managed Services provide access to 24x7 reservations, help desk, and video infrastructure which breaks the costs down into two components: upfront costs and recurring costs.

Through their chosen theme, the screenwriter conveys the main idea of the script to the audience, raising a number of questions of concern to it and answering its interests.

Although the movie is fictional, some aspects of the storyline and scenes have elicited different remarks from viewers and film experts, which need censoring so as to make the film more viewer-friendly.

For instance, the fact that the scientist mentioned by Nick intentionally obscures the results of his experiments in order to keep the industry running is quite emblematic of the concept of lobbying: "The man 's [...]

The stones were associated with the dead; Stonehenge marked the realm of the dead as opposed to the realm of the living.

The movie was set to show the law of attraction but that is not well explained throughout the movie and leaves a lot of questions.

The editing of the film also allows the producer to give the raw recording of the video to the audience. All in all, the general video is more of a collection of recordings as opposed [...]

The most significant conclusion of Jackson is that the development of toddlers depends not on the amount of time they spend watching TV per se but on the content they consume.

The lack of prospects confirms the difficult economic situation in Korea, where, as a result of the lack of jobs, the unemployment rate worsens every year more and more.

The shot and personal focus of the video lens forces the viewers to stand and spectator the elation at a quite uncomfortable and proximal distance a characteristic of camera verite and direct cinema.

That is the beginning of the relationship between the mathematician and the woman. Yet, it is also why the detective starts to notice odd things that prove the guilt of the woman and the fact [...]

The film was shot in the actual places where Oskar Schindler resided and where the factory was situated. The candles fade away at the beginning of the film and give out smoke to the world.

The flashback becomes a crucial moment in the characters' lives in the film so that the viewer pays attention to the formation of certain behavioral aspects or the development of a particular situation. A metaphor [...]

Lastly, the alternative universe described at the end of the movie is also a product of today's digital era where "perfect" societies and identities are crafted.

The film explores such themes as discrimination through the young man's unusual condition, capitalism, when the couple agreed to the reality show, media addiction, exemplified by the viewers, and self-sacrifice, evident from the ending.

The documentary also reveals the poor conditions of the healthcare systems in the Third World, where people have to ride a horse or walk on foot to reach the doctor.

The central theme presented in Hooper's version of Les Miserables is concerned with the social issues of urban France, the country showing all the best and the worst qualities of humanity.

The role of women in narratives dictates the essence of women in society. The author uses many male protagonists to outline the importance of women in society.

The movie begins with a general overview of the life of a 21-year-old Susannah before she was diagnosed with a rare health issue.

Lessons of Darkness is a film shot in the documentary style by the German director Werner Herzog which conveys the consequences of the war in Kuwait - oil fires in a decontextualized way. The disadvantage [...]

The message being shared in the movie is that while individuals have goals, the path they take towards their attainment is not clear.

The movie helps the students in humanities course to understand the importance of civil rights as it is one of the essential for the course.

The educational and moral value of Avery’s cartoons made his implementation of scenarios and patterning worth watching for both children and parents.

Despite the instructions from the judge, the jurors are ready to shut the case and essentially send a teenage boy to his death.

During those hard times, the world had seen three compelling cinematographic masterpieces: Kubrick’s “Dr. Strangelove,” Lumet’s “Fail-Safe,” and Serling’s “Twilight Zone.”

The other element of the thriller genre is suspense, which promotes an intense level of anticipation and excitement to the viewer. Another element of the thriller genre used in many movies is the cat and [...]

Changing the story in this way, the director creates a conflict line in the film, which adds entertainment and tension to the plot.

Since the film is based on actual events, it is logical that this work's primary purpose is to reflect the historical scene. However, according to the authors, the film is fiction and not documentary work.

The interviews with famous film directors, officials of movie-producing companies and ordinary film fans, alongside the data obtained from the profound study of the great amount of literature on the topic and theoretical framework constituted [...]

Nonetheless, the bandits are forced to flee, and the characters continue mining the gold to guarantee that it is sufficient for them.

The plot proves to be logical and consistent throughout the movie, motivating the audience to watch till the end of the film.

At the same time, in the film, the Soviet Union is a country where culturally diverse people of different nationalities live all together peacefully, and Marion's "racial crime" does not bother anyone.

The priests, anxious to prepare for the Great Transition the resettlement of their civilization to another planet, which will take place after the explosion of the Star, teach me the skill of managing energy at [...]

The film tells us that children were locked in rooms without toys and any other objects and it was prohibited for their parents to visit them, which gives a negative impression.

In a region whose fight against HIV is slowed by a lack of awareness, the film shows how traditional ways of fighting the pandemic fail to serve the needs of married women.

The documentary When the Levees Broke by the famous American director Spike Lee is the film that tells the story of the city of New Orleans after the natural disaster destroyed the very urban areas [...]

Kahiu's Rafiki movie is a salvo regarding an ongoing cultural conflict in Kenya over the rights of the LGBTQ community. The reason is that they live in a society that prevents them from expressing the [...]

The film presents a detailed account of the Emirates with a specific focus on trade and the historical forces that shaped the country.

It works fundamentally on two central mechanisms, realistic acting and an immense script that draws the audience towards the characters through their emotions and thoughts. The script was written in a way that makes an [...]

The documentary touched me emotionally with the multiple stories of the people who did not see the reason to live and ended their lives by jumping from the bridge.

The filmmaker organized the story to offer the audience a simple and continuous sequence in the narrative. The author of the film depicts the theme of the inherent evil will of government.

According to the film, Wakanda is the most technologically advanced region in the world. The presence of alien material is a futuristic feature in the film.

The many possibilities of the screenplay as it relates to the text and performance make it critical in the development of a story.

The filmmakers never stop depicting Gatsby’s wealth and his otherness. He throws money around and he is a topic of heated debates in the society.

Bill Dance is an angler and host of the television series Bill Dance Outdoors, recipient of multiple fishing awards, and member of the International Fishing Association Hall of Fame.

The legend of the Bluebeard ascends to the early 15th century, reciting the story of Gilles de Rais a nobleman from Brittany, the late Marshal of the French army, and a companion-in-arms of Joan of [...]

Swaying the feelings of the audience increases the persuasiveness of the content. For instance, the narrator in the film uses rhetoric and moving pictures to capture the viewers' minds and incline them to his line [...]

I think that this TV series is art because it is made in a form of a novel and contains various elements of art.

I believe that the flashback in the middle of Casablanca is a great implementation of the technique and allows viewers to fully comprehend the complicated relationship between the leading characters.

The directors of these two films decided to change the focus from the war to the effects of conflicts on specific individuals in the movie.

Production is considered one of the best ones, as the shots form a straightforward narrative, it combines the rhythm with the tempo, the "mise en scene" arrangements are thought out, and the sound combination complements [...]

In such consideration, this paper conducts a comparative analysis of The Thirteenth Floor and how the concept of virtual reality was developed and is applied in today's films.