Old video about Coppola’s previous works. Last year, I discovered this YouTube channel, Brooey Deschanel. The film analyses by Brooey always blow me away with how intricate she draws connections...Read More
When I was browsing the web for more experimental films to feed my brain on after watching Scorpio Rising, I stumbled across a director named Frans Zwartjes. I am absolutely fascinated by his films, m...Read More
This mini movie compilation is one that I appreciate greatly in its simplicity and creative imagination. The creative elements are so random, yet make sense and conveys accurately to the audience Bill...Read More
Since Halloween is coming up, and I’m dressing up as Ramona Flowers to play a Scott Pilgrim cover set with my band, Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World (probably my favorite comfort movie) has been on my mi...Read More
Like any other art form, film can be characterized into different groups characterized by style, thematic conventions, presentation, and specific iconographies. In the first half of Chapter 3 of Film ...Read More
“I don’t think any word can explain a man’s life. No, I guess Rosebud is just a piece in a jigsaw puzzle—a missing piece.” Thompson Citizen Kane is not the traditional narrative driven sto...Read More
“The projection of the dialectic system of things the brain Into creating abstractly Into the process of thinking Yields: Dialectic methods of thinking; Dialectic materialism...Read More
Focusing on this weeks reading “Chapter 5, The Shot: Cinematography”, I will be walking through the cinematography of one of Sofia Coppolla’s first short films, Lick the Star. This 14 minute sho...Read More
In Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel, many elements of mise-en-scené are coherently utilized throughout the film to tell the story of a once bustling hotel during the time under bureaucratic ...Read More