-When writing your program notes: Discuss what the person is seeing on the screen. Or what it is they will be seeing. Explain what it is, where it is on campus and who its made by Start to explain the history of the creation. The artist and their prior works. THeir influences. Explain the artists […]

-When assessing the Kino pravdas i found that i would grade the best if i watched the full movie, then went back and thought about it. I broke down the 4 important criteria we came up with into shorter bits so i could really pin point what criteria was met. I found most of the […]

5 Most important criteria to Kino Pravdas

-Clearly shows what piece of art the student is analyzing
-Student analyzes the problem and his/her idea to solve it
-Shows knowledge of the topic.
-Student is persuasive with his/her argument
-A clear structure to the film (intro, body, closing)

Cinema must be able to flow freely, without cuts, edits and visual distraction so that the art of cinema is to remain dominant. Much like the proclaimed “best movie of all time”, Avatar focuses way too hard on the visual eye candy to the viewer that the real story is unnoticeably patchy and incomplete. Sure, […]

Cinema must be able to flow freely, without cuts, edits and visual distraction so that the art of cinema is to remain dominant. Much like the proclaimed “best movie of all time”, Avatar focuses way too hard on the visual candy to the viewer that the real story is unnoticeably patchy and incomplete.

The art of cinema is more powerful when the cinematography is less intensive.

-Cinematography must die so that the art of cinema may live.

I agree with Cindy. I feel the professor gave a very well explanation of what art means to people.

1. I need to focus more on having accurate resources and research
2. Want to try and cut out sentences I don’t need
3. Have one more persuasive paragraph as to why my art should be saved

Logos: Actual photography from the battle of midway. A woman and her husbands contributions to the war. They time they spent.
Pathos: your front yard, referring to the battlefield. Animals live on midway and they sense danger
Ethos: Patriotic music. American Flag. The “flying fortresses are coming to the rescue to counter attack”

This is on the far side of the science building. I figure i’ll use this for my project. Looks interesting, haha. (maybe its from the famous “tornado” of 2010?)

Elements of Film:

-Director
-Script
-music
-Characters
-Plot
-Credits
-Catchy intro
-conflict
-theme
-setting
-Different angles
-Camera motion