Monthly Archives: February 2007

So I’ve been reading some of the people’s blogs about companionate marriage.  What struck me as a major problem to this theory is the idea that both parents have mutual interest in their children.  The only way this is possible … Continue reading →

For anyone to say that a character in a novel is not important is ignorance.  When analyzing a film/novel/any work of art, we are trained to pay attention to even the slightest detail (we’re studying the length of shots for … Continue reading →

I fell asleep.  I definitely dozed off for about five minutes.  It’s not because it’s an old movie; I’ve seen enough to not find the cinematography boring.  The story just wasn’t interesting to me.  I’m not even sure how this … Continue reading →

First and foremost I would like to clarify what a cut exactly is.  I’ll try to explain this with a film and digital connection.  First off, a cut does not have to mean that a camera moves.  I also saw … Continue reading →

First and foremost I’d like to point out that the sound heard in the darkness was not, at least I do not believe, the ice going inside the glass. It was someone picking ice out of a container. I replayed … Continue reading →

Our discussion today in class aroused some interesting thoughts. Identity and soul of a film were the ones that stood out to me. I was most inspired by the comment of people changing their image (clothes) as they grew.  But … Continue reading →