Film Art¶
Bordwell, D., Thompson, K., & Smith, J. (2016). Film Art: An Introduction. McGraw-Hill.
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- The imitation phase is early cinema legitimizing itself by quoting the theater: the camera planted in a fixed position at "the best seat in the house," whole scenes played out in a single static take as if before a live audience, because that was the grammar audiences could read.
This sourceStandard text tracing early cinema's theatrical staging conventions and the development of native film grammar (montage, the close-up, the moving camera).
- The imitation phase is early cinema legitimizing itself by quoting the theater: the camera planted in a fixed position at "the best seat in the house," whole scenes played out in a single static take as if before a live audience, because that was the grammar audiences could read.
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