The main part of the lecture that surprised me was his skectches for the movie wall-E, he showed us a whole profolio for Wall-E and the actual work he had done in the movie and how so many drawings took place in the movie for just a couple of seconds. visually seeing his art work come alive was amazing. It shows us students how a small art design/ illustration can take you
Simon 1 Final Film Critique on Legends of the Fall Angel Simon Professor Hinton Eng 225: Introduction to Film August 6, 2012 Simon 2 Every now and then a movie is created that strikes so many chords with humanity and the way we feel and look at our lives that it makes an impact not only in the film industry but society as well. Such a film was Legends of the Fall. Legends of the Fall is a grand story about the lives of the Ludlow family, Colonel Ludlow, the patriarch and his the three sons Alfred, Tristan as well as Samuel and their common love for one woman named Susanna. Over the years their lives progress and we follow them through their journeys. The films’ storytelling, acting, cinematography, editing, sound and other critical analysis make it an unforgettable film.
Chris Columbus; Director and producer Chris Columbus is very well known for his many successful films. Columbus was born on September 10th, 1958 in town called Spangler in Pennsylvania but he was raised in Ohio. He pursued his passion for filmmaking at New York University enrolled in Tisch School of the Arts. He worked on filmmaking for many years before his big break as a producer in one of Steven Spielbergs films. Soon after working with Spielberg, Columbus began directing movies of his own.
Alexander A. DeMella October 2013 I am It’s August 31, 2013 and I am sitting at the desk of a substance abuse and vocational counselor at a rehabilitation center known as Outreach House 2 which I originally entered on March 12th of that same year. What I am doing is writing an essay that 7months ago I never would have imagined possible. Despite some of my initial struggles in the program, I work hard in the program to help better myself. By working hard I am allotted time to go home which is something I am so appreciative of because to me there is nothing that is more important than family. You see, I was spinning out of control, I fought with my family, I used marijuana, and I developed an apathetic view of the world around me.
The movie version has a lot of events and details that appeal to the viewers like the novel. In the movie version it has Jonas at 18 years to make it more believable for a kid to have a job. An event that the movie version left out was the 12’s playing the game of war. This was left out since the kids are 18 and they do not play games at 18. In the movie Asher’s “job” is drone a lot and when Jonas leaves the community Asher catches him and drags Jonas into the water to let Jonas reach the Boundary of Memory, so he can give the memories back to the people.
Tim Burton is one of the very few directors who are globally recognized for successfully expressing their unique style through film. He was born in august, making him a Leo who craves attention and studied at the California Institute of Arts. He later found a job at Disney where he illustrated characters, but later decided he wanted to express his imaginative ideas and created his own style. As a child, he loved black and white horror films, especially ones that featured the legendary Vincent Price, who became a great inspiration for Burton throughout his career. Vincent Price played or voiced many characters of Burton’s earlier films, as did Johnny Depp in his later ones.
She starts educating him at a young age about things that would normally be taught to youths a decade older than him. Ludovic, or Ludo, as his mother calls him, eagerly absorbs the knowledge. Every day, he finds the time to expound on his knowledge. He’s very dependent on Sibylla, asking questions every now and then about this and that. Sibylla introduces him to the movie “Seven Samurai”, hoping that he will take the actors as his male role models in the face of the incompetence of his unknown father.
In particular, his widely-imitated aesthetic defined the so-called "grunge typography" era. [1] In the early eighties Carson worked as a teacher for the Torrey Pines High School in San Diego but soon he found himself attending a two week course in commercial design. Carson had found his new calling and spent a bit of time as a part time art director for a surfing magazine and then part time at a skateboarding magazine called Transworld which allowed him to experiment and create his signature ‘grunge’ style dirty type combined with unconventional pictures. I believe that Carson’s work with Ray Gun Magazine is his most successful and creative pieces. The grungy text that jump started an era of design still stays as a common design technique today and I think it is beautiful.
In addition, Patrick Lermitte, Jeremy’s older brother, also still lives at home in order to take control of his career. He is pursuing his passion in film making, but the quantity of jobs in the industry is scarce and often seasonal. Similarly, Phil Hanley, a stand-up comedian, lived with his parents when he was not on the road performing. It took him more than seven years to finally make it as a successful stand-up
A Directors auteur is a Directors personal creative vision. Through mis-en-scene, lighting, camerawork, acting and/or editing, the director’s vision is imprinted into his/her films. Welcome all, to an evaluation on the auteur of British director Guy Ritchie, as seen in two of his most successful films. Ritchie was born on the 10th September 1968 in Hatfield, England.. Ritchie’s directing career started in 1995, where he directed a 20 minute short film entitled The Hard Case. Three years after that, Ritchie directed his second film, and his first ever feature film, Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels ( commonly referred to as Lock, Stock).