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A compilation of all the notes I made during the LICA150 module at Lancaster University. It covers the basic of film production, as well as lectures on cinema history from all across the globe. I got an A on my open book exam with only these notes. The document includes all the notes I made in lectures and seminars during the module. It does not include detailed notes on all the films on the course (I'll be honest, I didn't watch them all). There are some notes on the context and techniques of the films, but I don't make notes while watching the films - it's more about what they said in the lectures. It also doesn't include any of the essays I wrote in the coursework or for my exam.

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LICA150 Notes
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LICA150 Notes..........................................................................................................................1

Cinematography.........................................................................................................................5

Types of shot......................................................................................................................6

Other things to take into consideration...............................................................................7

Lens types...........................................................................................................................7

Jaws (1975)................................................................................................................................7

Camera Angles...................................................................................................................7

Composition.......................................................................................................................8

Camera movement and shot types......................................................................................8

Space and frame.................................................................................................................8

Colour and camera angle....................................................................................................8

Editing........................................................................................................................................8

Questions to ask when editing:...........................................................................................9

Mise-en-scene.............................................................................................................................9

3 point lighting system.......................................................................................................9

Sound..........................................................................................................................................9

Definitions............................................................................................................................10

History..................................................................................................................................10

Technical Stuff.....................................................................................................................10

Realism vs dramatic clarity and continuity......................................................................10

Hierarchy of sonic importance.........................................................................................10

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Dimensions of film sound................................................................................................10

Spatial aspects..................................................................................................................10

Function of film sound + music.......................................................................................11

Types of sound.................................................................................................................11

Performance..............................................................................................................................11

Definitions............................................................................................................................11

The difference between stage & screen performances:........................................................11

On stage:...........................................................................................................................11

In film:..............................................................................................................................11

The move to method acting..................................................................................................12

Method acting techniques.....................................................................................................12

Emotional Memory:.........................................................................................................12

The Magic If:....................................................................................................................12

Classical Hollywood.................................................................................................................12

Definitions............................................................................................................................12

Classical Hollywood history................................................................................................12

Problems with early narratives:........................................................................................13

Fixes:................................................................................................................................13

Advantages of continuity scripts:.....................................................................................13

Problems that classical filmmakers faced:.......................................................................13

Ten traits of a Classical Hollywood film:........................................................................13

Postclassical Films...................................................................................................................14

History of postclassical film.................................................................................................14

Economic factors behind postclassical cinema....................................................................14

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Traits of a postclassical narrative.........................................................................................14

Other ways of looking at postclassical films........................................................................15

Genre........................................................................................................................................15

Why is genre useful?............................................................................................................15

The Western.........................................................................................................................15

Genre films + capitalism......................................................................................................16

Theories............................................................................................................................16

How do you make genre films different?.............................................................................16

Developing a genre...............................................................................................................16

Phases in generic development:.......................................................................................16

All genres share some of the same traits:.........................................................................17

Essay Writing...........................................................................................................................17

Step One: Formulate Your Thesis........................................................................................17

Step Two: Evidence..............................................................................................................17

Step Three: Plan...................................................................................................................17

Step Four: Check Your Formatting......................................................................................17

French New Wave....................................................................................................................18

History of French Cinema....................................................................................................18

1895-1920: The Rise and Fall of French Silent Cinema..................................................18

1920-1930: Competing With the Americans....................................................................18

1930-1945: Poetic Realism..............................................................................................18

1945-1958: ‘Cinema of Quality’......................................................................................18

French New Wave................................................................................................................18

Historical Conditions........................................................................................................18

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