Thursday, October 21, 2010
For/Against MPAA
I am both for and against the MPAA. Some of the god things about this organization is that they are able to categorize the movies that parents could use when they take their children. Also, many teens look at the rating to determine wether the movie is going to be good or bad. The bad things about this organization is that movies aren't able to be shown in Hollywood with the consent of the MPAA. I think the organization has way too much power over the movies and should only be limited on the ratings. All in all, I really can't say that i dislike or like the MPAA because I base my movies on that system. Like if a movie is rated G or PG, chances are that I am not going to watch it in theaters. However, if a movie is rated PG-13 or R, then depending the script of the movie, I more and likely going to watch it in theaters.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Silent Film Review
Film: Metroplois
Director: Fritz Lang
Film Techniques: Close ups, long shots
Film: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Director: Robert Wiene
Film Techniques: Close ups, chiaroscuro lighting
Film: A Trip to the Moon
Director: Meliei
Film Techniques: Long Shots, set designs
Film: The General
Director: Keaton
Film Techniques: Long shots, close ups
Film: Modern Times
Director: Charlie Chaplin
Film Techniques: Utilized voices
Director: Fritz Lang
Film Techniques: Close ups, long shots
Film: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Director: Robert Wiene
Film Techniques: Close ups, chiaroscuro lighting
Film: A Trip to the Moon
Director: Meliei
Film Techniques: Long Shots, set designs
Film: The General
Director: Keaton
Film Techniques: Long shots, close ups
Film: Modern Times
Director: Charlie Chaplin
Film Techniques: Utilized voices
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