Transcription of How to Analyze Movies #1: The Introduction | Film Inquiry
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How to Analyze Movies #1: The Introduction | Film Inquiry
This document is part of the How To Analyze Movies Like a Boss How to Analyze Movies #1: The Introduction series by Manon de Reeper. Published on This lead me to learning more about the language of film, which is what I'll focus on in this Introduction . The posts in this series will probably all be longer ones (and I have planned quite a few for you), so bear with me! In the posts coming up in the next few weeks, I'll discuss semiotics (the study of signs, codes and conventions in film), the analysis of a scene, how camera angles and movement, lighting, special effects and even sound can all tell you more about the message the creator of the movie conveys.
movies (the great coöperation of directors, producers, editors, et cetera) want to tell a certain story, transfer a certain idea. Even if they just aim to entertain, their movie will likely carry some meaning, because the audience can . create. meaning, even when it’s …
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