This movie was one of my favorites so far. I tend to gravitate towards more upbeat movies, so I liked this film. The first takeaway from this movie was understanding how big of a shift from silent fil...Read More
Singin’ in the Rain: A Conversation with Betty Comden and Adolph Green I found this interview to be an extremely insightful look into the writing of Singin’ in the Rain (1952), providing us wi...Read More
Throughout this film, the music and sound design is very classic for its time. Whimsical music paired with technicolor visuals. The meticulous detail that was upheld in this movie for its sound design...Read More
When I read this chapter and it told me to close my eyes and listen to my surroundings, I was surprised by how much I could hear from my dorm at night. There were crickets, my roommate typing, cars dr...Read More
After completing Chapter 7: The Sound of Cinema, one might ask themselves: why wasn’t this assigned before we watched The Zone of Interest? The proof is in the pudding. “We’re strongly inclined ...Read More
Searching for Diegetic Rhythm Rhythm is a very fundamentally human concept. If you go back tens of thousands of years, there will be evidence of humans using basic instruments to create rhythm. Prof...Read More
I recently had the opportunity to delve into the captivating world of Sandra Gibson and Luis Recoder’s art during their “Public Artist Talk”. Since 2000, this artist duo has pushed the bound...Read More
Over the weekend I decided to attend the Gibson + Recoder Artist Talk to learn more about media such as art installations and camera obscuras. This was taught by internationally celebrated artists San...Read More
Chapter 7, “Sound in the Cinema,” explores the various roles of sound in cinema, emphasizing its equal importance alongside visuals in shaping a film’s overall experience. The chapter delves int...Read More
Interview: A Human Face: Christian Friedel on The Zone of Interest | Interviews | Roger Ebert While watching The Zone of Interest many questions are raised. What is the significance of making a movie ...Read More