- Kiss: A light that gently brushes a subject.
Monday, July 29, 2013
Friday, July 26, 2013
Free Film School #109: A Brief History of Movie Makeup
Crave Online
Professor Witney Seibold raises a glass to the oft-overlooked makeup
artists of cinema's history, and all the glamor, gore, and monsters they
create. July 23rd, 2013 Witney Seibold. Planet of the Apes. Welcome, my
dear students, to the latest edition ...
http://www.craveonline.com/fi
Crave Online
Professor Witney Seibold raises a glass to the oft-overlooked makeup
artists of cinema's history, and all the glamor, gore, and monsters they
create. July 23rd, 2013 Witney Seibold. Planet of the Apes. Welcome, my
dear students, to the latest edition ...
http://www.craveonline.com/fi
Great Cheesy Films to Watch
"Hit Lady" (1964)- Bikini clad mob assassin Yvette Mimeux stars in this Groovy picture.
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Dialogue Greatness
Policeman: "Pull-over!"
Lloyd: "No it's a cardigan but thanks for asking!"
Dumb & Dumber (1994)
Lloyd: "No it's a cardigan but thanks for asking!"
Dumb & Dumber (1994)
Friday, July 19, 2013
Film Crew Slang
Four-Banger: a big four-door trailer with dressing rooms, a production office, and a bathroom for the crew.
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
'Pacific Rim' and the Evolution of the Monster Movie
Hollywood.com
The 1970s saw a big shift in the sort of films Hollywood was producing in
general, with a gritty and grounded sincerity overtaking the mass of the
movie industry's output. Some of the finest dramas in film history came out
of the decade and the same ...
<http://www.hollywood.com/news
Hollywood.com
The 1970s saw a big shift in the sort of films Hollywood was producing in
general, with a gritty and grounded sincerity overtaking the mass of the
movie industry's output. Some of the finest dramas in film history came out
of the decade and the same ...
<http://www.hollywood.com/news
Friday, July 12, 2013
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Fancy Film Words
Mis En Scene (miz-en-scen)- Translated as "Placing
on stage". It is the arrangement of all of the visual elements of a
theatrical production within the scene or stage. There are generally 4
elements:
1. Physical setting and decor
2. Staging of the action
3. The way in which the elements are framed
4. The way in which the elements are photographed
1. Physical setting and decor
2. Staging of the action
3. The way in which the elements are framed
4. The way in which the elements are photographed
Dialgue Greatness
Madagascar (2005)- This is a G film, but throughout the history of movies writers have found ways to amuse us with clever dialogue.
Marty the Zebra (Chris Rock) is running down the beach towards the Alex the Lion (Ben Stiller). They are both shouting each other's name in a classic slow-motion Hollywood reunion. As they get closer, Zebra notices that the expression and voice of the Lion is not happy but very angry. Zebra puts on the brakes and runs away screaming "Ohhhh, Sugar, Honey, Iced, Tea!".
Work it out yourself....
Marty the Zebra (Chris Rock) is running down the beach towards the Alex the Lion (Ben Stiller). They are both shouting each other's name in a classic slow-motion Hollywood reunion. As they get closer, Zebra notices that the expression and voice of the Lion is not happy but very angry. Zebra puts on the brakes and runs away screaming "Ohhhh, Sugar, Honey, Iced, Tea!".
Work it out yourself....
Monday, July 1, 2013
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