entertainment (films, television, novels), involves different rules/methods that creators use to communicate a story. Sometimes, the storytelling differences appear obvious; unlike novels, films convey stories through visual means. On the other hand, some entertainment displays more similarities than differences, such as film and television due to their focus on visual storytelling. However, films and television display one major distinction that revolves around time/timing and editing. Usually, films last
scene from Citizen Kane (1941)? Citizen Kane 41:00- 45:30 The 1941 Citizen Kane, directed and produced by Orsen Welles, was a blockbuster. The key star was Orsen Welles as Charles Foster Kane. Along him starred Joseph Cotton, Dorothy Comingore, Ruth Warrick, Everett Sloane, Ray Collins, William Alland, George Coulouris, Agnes Moorehead, Paul Stewart and Erskine Sanford. The film focused on the life of newspaper tycoon, Charles Foster Kane and aspects of his childhood. Although the film was known
THE 124 Visual Interpretive Analysis October 18, 2014 The Real Puzzle in Citizen Kane: Cinematography, Lighting, and Sound Design in the Puzzle Sequence Scene from Citizen Kane. When it comes to the process of film making, it is both an art and an industry. One of the industry’s greatest is no other than Orson Welles, who was a writer, director, producer, and American actor who worked in radio, theater, and film. In 1941 Welles’ first feature film was Citizen Kane and has been said to be one
enjoys watching films alone; no matter I am watching a comedy or a crime thriller in a cinema or on the laptop. As a non-native English speaker, I find it rather difficult to follow English films without subtitles, instead of going to the screenings on campus I have decided to watch the feature films on my laptop. This gives me a great autonomy in my viewing experience as I can watch, pause and stop the film anytime I want. Moreover, I find myself more concentrated when watching films alone, where I
possible outcomes in the end, Klein gets into depth with the play. The writer lets the audience know that Shakespeare never did show any real romance between Ophelia and Hamlet, except for the few moments of Ophelia being a beautiful lower class citizen
Music and AV Media – Film Music Analysis: Vertigo Alfred Hitchcock’s 1958 film Vertigo (Alfred Hitchcock, 1957) is an American psychological thriller film, based on the 1954 novel D’entre les Mortes by Boileau-Narcejac. Bernard Herrmann’s music for the film, written over the course of just six weeks, is a prime example of his skilful ability in exploring the concepts of a film through music. The protagonist of Vertigo, is Scottie Ferguson, a newly retired detective, who leaves the police force