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Lecture 15: Citizen Kane

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Acting

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Basic Terms

Basic Terms. Auteur. French for "author". Used to indicate the figure, usually the director, who stamped a film with his/her own "personality". Often use same collaborators and/or actors. Alfred Hitchcock Psycho, The Birds, North by Northwest.

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Shadow of a Doubt

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Early Cinema

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NMED 2030

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Culture in the 1930s

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The Hollywood style

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Motion Picture Production Code

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Nixon (1995)

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Do you know business?

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Auteur

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Principles of

Storytelling. Principles of. Ancient Principles as Understood Today. Fear = Suspense Pity = Empathy Catharsis = Release. Where do Stories Take us?. Stories work in the realm of our emotions Storytellers manipulate our feelings through compelling images and sounds. Story Selection.

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Filming Space and Time

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Narrative Structure

Narrative Structure. What is narrative structure?. The content of the story (what a story is about) The form used to tell the story (how a story is told) Otherwise known as Story and Plot. Story.

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Citizen Kane (1941)

Citizen Kane (1941). Artemus Ward Dept. of Political Science Northern Illinois University. Orson Welles.

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Communications & Personal Development

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Early European Film Movements

Early European Film Movements. Jean Renoir: Early French Cinema. Jean Renoir: b. September 15, 1894, Montmartre, Paris, France?d. February 12, 1979, Beverly Hills California, U.S.A. Today his films are considered to be in the canon of the greatest films ever made

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