Cinematography Essay Examples and Topics. Page 5

It is worth noting that the film Devdas is not the first screen adaptation of the novel based on which the movie was shot. The loss of his lover led the protagonist to the edge [...]

In "Thin Blue Line," Morris turns his attention to the wrongful conviction of Texan Randall Adams, who was arrested and prosecuted for the murder of a police officer instead of the actual murderer.

A film of this sort entails the usage of specific editing to impact the audiences intellectual perception of the movie and call attention to a certain scene in a reflexive manner.

According to Gondry, Melies was "one of the first guys to see the first screenings of the film, and he was the first guy on the earth to think of the camera as an extension [...]

The development of the events and the rise of the killer's popularity began as soon as the reporters of the San Francisco Chronicle received and discovered the letter with threats to American society.

The movie "Wag the Dog" is one of the most important cinematic works of the 20th century, as it greatly raised the political awareness of an average citizen not only in the USA, but also [...]

According to the Twelve Stages of the Human Life Cycle by Armstrong, Leticia is in a midlife contemplation crisis. She feels a deep nostalgia for the real life and dissatisfaction.

The foundation of the media and concept theory generated from his unending research and argument on the importance and significance of the theory in communication.

The implication of each scene and the overall storyline cannot be separated from the duality of man and machine: the question of whether man or machine will prevail is a question that continues until the [...]

In the trilogy The Lord of the Rings, Frodo Baggins is the main hero who experiences a lot of challenges during his journey in order to save the Middle Earth from the threat of Sauron's [...]

One of the major promises in the film is Nawal's promise to find her son. It is possible to distinguish one of the points of no return at the beginning of the film when the [...]

In this film, the producer has used the comic effect to elaborate on the message he intends to deliver to the audience. The function of a dog is to serve the master.

It features Elle the sorority girl who tries her best to win back her boyfriend Warner by dressing smartly and struggling to join Harvard for her law degree.

The controversy over the authenticity of the art pieces attributed to Marla shows that most people do not trust child prodigies in the abstract art.

In the first two thirds of the movie, it seems that music as the tool for analyzing the stratification of the American society is the angle that the director is going with the protagonists are [...]

According to memos written back in 1966, the senior management of the company knew about the carcinogenic effects of chromium 6 that the company was using, but the management did nothing to correct the situation.

In efforts to investigate the role that television has on making people understand gender, Williams conducted a study on how children classified men and women after watching some television shows.

This shows her commitment to her duties because even after she experienced that accident that drained her of her finances, she sought for a means to ensure that those who depended on her, and who [...]

Throughout the decade, the cable television was the means of transmission between the transmitters in television network premises and the receivers at the viewer's home.

Even though some of the aspects of the filmmaker's vision of future are possible, and very likely to become reality, the essence of the film appears highly unrealistic.

Viewers of SATC may be pulled into the fantasy that the movie sells and advertisers exploit such desires of women to be in the possession of the products the characters seem to endorse.

In essence, horror movies do not make people aggressive. In essence, horror movies do not make people aggressive.

In the movie, women emerged as people who were out to fight for the common good of others in the society.

The gangster movies always tend to idolize the gangster figures with a relation to the sinister activities that always define crime and the lifestyles of the gangsters.

In the movie, Tarzan is faced with the task of living in the jungle with his adopted parents or following Jane to England in the hopes of starting a civilized life.

The intention involves showcasing life in the prisons as a deterrent to ensure the juveniles do not commit further crimes. The juveniles, such as Ben, admit that life in prison is scary and would have [...]

The film identifies that the diagnosis of hearing problems among infants is traumatizing to the parents; hence the use of negative vocabulary by doctors is inappropriate.

All the rich and elite districts of Seoul are located on mountains and hills, while all the poor districts are located in the lowlands.

The film focuses on the scenes and events that show the experience of females. In other words, "Thelma and Louise" ruined the stereotypical representation of women, which was revolutionary for that time.

Jarad had a traumatic connection to seeing his stepfather try to commit suicide, while Juan grew up with the feeling that he was not accepted by his father and constantly felt that he competed with [...]

This is especially true in military conditions, where the life of every person in the group is at stake, and the decisions taken by the leader can have serious consequences.

The intended audience is men and women between the ages of 15 and 20 or the ones who were born after the 2000s.

The author has significantly used the story's plot to show the human tendency to seek out others and form relationships. In this case, the author has used exposition of the plot to show how Ruby [...]

Despite the intention to control the impact of TV on children, it is hard for parents to ensure that proper shows and episodes are chosen for watching.

Decision fatigue: The more choices you have to make, the more tired you will feel and the more difficult it will become.

It may be said that the "good" spouse is the shining example of selflessness, whereas the "bad" spouse is the one who is narcissistic and selfish and who is usually the wife in such instances.

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.

When a station appears on the screen, the viewer is accompanied by various sounds of its operation, from the horn of the train and the release of steam to the conversations of passengers.

Everything in the way the scene is made is remarkable including the art of acting by Tommy Lee Jones who plays the sheriff, the shot technology, the lightning, the use of colors, the use of [...]

The paper will specifically attempt to extrapolate the amessage' carried by the film from the point of view of the viewer as well as from the producer's angle.

He feels that he is living in a world of his own, a problem that is evident as the movie opens in the morning when he is found asleep in the middle of the road.

She is more of a slave to her husband until the time that Shug enters her life in being the mistress of her husband. Celie is also able to gather immense strength and benefits from [...]

In the beginning of the film Rosalba is content with her life, with her family and her place in her home.

The informational development and the widespread of the information is the puppets shown to the people in the cave, that can become their matrix.

Andy on the other hand chooses clothes that she deems to be smart, comfortable, and good enough for the first day on the job, which in reality is utterly unfashionable.

The concept of pollution is clearly espoused as one of the most adverse that affects the environment of the same consumers of the company products.

Homosexuals are feeling more comfortable and open with their sexuality mainly due to the rise of new shows on American television that feature gay individuals and this exposure has resulted in a deep awareness of [...]

On the right, her son Harry unplugs the television and asks his mother for the keys to the padlock, chaining it to the radiator; on the left, Sara, her nerves frayed from having seen this [...]

She is angry because Flor feels the guilt of her daughter exposed to a lifestyle she could barely afford to give to her.

By investigating shifts in story, tone, and characters between the book and the film, it can be discovered that the film significantly changes the themes of the original written version.

Shot in Lagos, Nigeria, at the peak of Kuti's career, the film contains a series of heartfelt, sincere, and courageous interviews with the pioneer of the Afrobeat genre.

One of the strengths of the movie is the incorporation of medical professionals, Sandra and Bennet, who work at the Yale Center for Dyslexia and Creativity, and they bring the positive aspects of the mental [...]

The struggle of Chris Gardner to survive in this world financially and emotionally is a core theme in The Pursuit of Happyness that proves the correctness of choice to sit and watch the movie.

I have also found the plot of the film attractive because I can relate to the experiences of the main characters.

The film Coach Carter illuminates the story of a school basketball team and their coach, Ken Carter. As it is demonstrated in the film Coach Carter, this type of structured activities actually helps students excel [...]

This is true for the classic movie The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, directed by Leone in 1966. This paper aims to explore the central themes of the movie The Good, the Bad, and [...]

This is a serious set back for the ghost writer because he is forced to take a flight in the heart of winter to an estate that is in front of the ocean.

In general, the film was cast as a symbol of the beastly myth and archetypal beauty. Ann's beauty is a form of obsession in the film.

The presence of a Jew in the bus shows clearly that the enmity existing in the region is fuelled by both Hindus and Muslims.

The scene under analysis is one of the opening scenes of The Grand Budapest Hotel. The scene reveals the way the protagonist, Gustave, works with guests, and meets one of the main characters.

Moreover, the last dramatic changes in science and blistering growth of technologies provided numerous opportunities for the creation of the new and improvement of the old kinds of art.

In his opinion, Jamal wants to help the other student and he hints to the students to say his name as the answer to the question asked by the teacher.

Human beings have elicited the greatest form of diversity in terms of the reaction of the differences in people of the world.

In the same scene, a confused Bob is placed in the middle of the lift surrounded by his colleagues in line with the movie title Lost in Translation.

Censorship of films in the United Arab Emirates is a major ethical dilemma as reflected in the case study analysis because the practice contravenes the freedom of media.

The 'American Horror Story' is a horror anthology that was launched in 2011 to shatter the modern limits of what is acceptable.'Depraved', as they claim, AHS brought along the classical horror themes in the quantities [...]

The film starts by introducing stories that demonstrate the tension that exists between the North and the South. The Lawyer, under the script name Lee Young Ae, is half Korean, and according to her investigations, [...]

Despite the fact that by the end of the film the character changes his job, his nature remains the same: he believes himself to be born to talk and convince people.

The third and last part of the film was released in 1998."The Decline of Western Civilization" is a documentary film that focuses on the evolution of the punk rock music genre as it changes from [...]

Although "Red Queen" is based on solving one mystery of killing an antiques dealer, viewers receive the opportunity to stimulate their cognition because of the necessity solve a range of additional mysteries proposed by the [...]

In the course of the trials, sufferings, and confrontations that young men experience, we can witness some of the social and financial setbacks that confronted many African Americans in the past and presently.

I was the producer and was involved in making critical decisions that guided the production of the film. To improve the quality of the film, we hired three people to participate in the filming as [...]

In addition, genre conventions, along with the rules of science fiction, promote the engagement of the movie with the issues of programming and consumption.

Additionally the paper respond to the questions: does the film expel, discipline, or otherwise "manage" the elements of the film that might conflict the sanctioned meaning and whether these elements end up subverting or overwhelming [...]

The maxima of Kant's moral theory are based on the idea of the categorical imperative and the person's duty to act according to the universal moral laws.

The scene is quite cruel and realistic as it discloses typical relations between children under the age of twelve where each one wants to prove he is the leader and that he is much stronger [...]

Although there are various melodramatic plots in the film that attempt to harmonize the four vignettes together, they are not very instrumental in the overall development of the theme and plot of the film, bearing [...]

Chekhov wanted to show the apparent hopelessness of the situation; the situation when it is better for lovers to give up their love because of their fear to overcome the power of public views, the [...]

Towards the end of the movie, in the federal hearing scene chaired by NTSB, Whip who has been priory convinced by Hugh and Charlie to deny the fact that he was under the influence of [...]

It is crucial to state that there are too many therapists who refused to work with Will Hunting because of a number of reasons, the main of which was the character's contempt to them.

Rushmore is a brilliant example of a boy's life where it is necessary to perform a number of particular roles without considering personal ambitions and interests; the boy finds it interesting to use his funny [...]

Arthur Miller's play and movie was a reflection of what used to happen in the United States of America. It was a situation where reason was not used in the judicial system and people were [...]

When the camera returns from the exterior of the backyard to the inside of the photographer's room, there emerges a close-up on the most significant objects in the interior.

In Ted movie, there is throwing in of some excellent action scenes and all the characters in the film have this laid back technique which makes the movie to feel a bit more natural.

While credit to the quality of the piece of work has been noted to embed the scriptural work and the high performance of the characters who interpreted the story, it has been argued that the [...]

This overview tackles the writer's purpose, the life of Truman in relation to that of Jesus Christ as well as that of Christof in relation to that of God.

This essay uses the predator monster, as presented in Jim McTiernan's Predator, to encapsulate a deep-seated sense of fear and provide a hypothetical representation of the horror that each person dreads.

Among the props, a staircase that seems to lead to the sky requires special attention, which is a symbol of the extraterrestrial origin of the feelings of the heroes.

The characters fit the style of the movie. The film also talks about religion, its significance to life, and the fear of death.

This show taught me to expect that a supportive family and friend base will be with you through the good and difficult times.

The 2012 Canadian film Stories We Tell is perceived to be the absolute truth and reality behind the family history of the writer and director Sarah Polley.

In the movie, the character decides not to accept the inevitability of genetic predisposition and chooses to develop his skills to achieve his dream.

Within the framework of this approach, intersex is a variant of the norm, refuting the steadfastness of the existing dual-gender paradigm.

The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the reasons for Michael's transition from a law-abiding person who was against the family's activities to a new boss who replaced his father from the position of [...]

Psychological aspects of sex, including culture-specific sexual scripts and the influence of one's individual imagination and imposed sexual stereotypes in the media, are also explored.

The central romantic idea of the movie is that the protagonist is that Charlie matures, and his view of the world, experience, and environment changes.

At the core of the mother complex is the mother archetype, meaning that in every emotional attachment, between the child and the mother, on the one hand, an archetype nourishing and security image manifests.

When the characters are interacting on the foreground and attracting the attention of the viewers, the tower rises above the other objects in the background.

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.

Even though the director seems to romanticize the main characters of the story, the outcomes that are being shown at the end of the movie resonate with the audience and provide them with a deeper [...]

The plot is set in 1936 and follows the adventures of Indiana Jones, a treasure hunter and archeologist, hired by the American government to find the lost Ark of the Covenant before the Nazis do.

Dust rises, the carpet bombing of the Cambodian forest begins, napalm breaks out and this is when the track by The Doors sounds."This is the end," these are the first words in the movie and [...]

Hollywood is continuing to develop Japanese images in their films for example "Back to the Future" film that has changed American perception towards Japan and the Japanese people.

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.

Crimes in this case are on the basis of stolen identities and more complex to handle in comparison to the other crimes even as the chance of success is greater when committing crimes related to [...]

The most prominent aspect of the Stagecoach film is the fact that it used several cinematographic methods to enrich the overall storytelling.

Thus, the opening scene allows the viewers to plunge into the atmosphere of the film from the first seconds. The described usage of lighting and colors in the movie contributes to the image of cyberpunk [...]

In Pulp Fiction, Tarantino introduces postmodernism into cinema, a form of art in which it will probably get its best manifestation, and one of the main characteristics of postmodern fiction, in general, is the lack [...]

This essay looks at the classical theories that could be applied to aboriginal joking while touching on the functions of joking, comedy as serious, and the analysis of a joke. It informs us of the [...]

The concept of the circle of life is a dominant theme in the film reflecting the state of things in modern society.

The main character in the movie is a woman whom Disney uses to show the bravery that women need to have before they can earn respect in society.

According to him, the prerequisite of a tragedy revolves around the plot of the play. Othello, who is the main character, is a perfect example of a tragic hero.

Panning in the film distracts the viewers making them feel the tension and uneasiness, which are the feelings that the characters are experiencing in the moment and at the same time gives them a picture [...]

The photography, which sheds the initial parts of the film in subtle sepia tones and covers most of the scenes in a profound veil of silhouette, is brilliantly controlled.

When Jutta Hansen, the mistress of Lola's father, tells him that she is pregnant, she can say her piece in such a way as to get empathy from Lola's father and he decides to leave [...]

In film, however, the artistic variables are so numerous and so constantly changing from one production to the other that it is difficult to establish a one-to-one ratio and discover who the auteur of any [...]

The contrast is seen through the mise-en-scenes, when the viewer is shown on the foreground, while the singer on the scene is on the background.

Before discussing the portrayal of Korean women in Korean films it would be pertinent to look at the condition of Korean women in a Confucian society since it will help in understanding the present condition [...]

However, Sara Connor who is the only human protagonist in the movie is the central character and the one who is most motivated and she determines the direction the story takes. She is with a [...]

Poor Vincent and the rest of the 'love children' are condemned to be the new under-class of society confined to jobs like custodian services and denied the opportunity to advance in life.