Cinema and society Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

GRMN 2301 Exam 2 | latest questions and answers 2023/24 Genre - Nazi cinema consisted of mainly ______ films Reshaping, entertain, political, orchestra, popular, aesthetically - Rentschler's 5 Premises of Nazi film 1. Nazi cinema as part of states _________ of german culture and politics 2. Nazi films were meant to _________ and not seem _________ 3. _________ principle 4. Nazi culture was a _______ culture 5. Nazi culture aimed to be _____________ pleasing Orchestra principle - Ci...

This document contains class notes with all that has been discussed within the 8 weeks of the course Cinema and Society (CM2060), held by Professor Etienne Augé. The material contains: definitions, explanation of the main concepts and application of the most important ones to practical examples. All cases and movies are explained and contextualized with author, date and country of production. Additionally, you will find the course objectives as explained in class, and the explanation of the ...

Bevat samenvattingen van de wekelijkse literatuur en de uitgewerkte leesvragen. Week 1 Lotz, Amanda. "Evolution or Revolution? Television in Transformation." Critical Studies in Television 13, no. 4 (2018): 491–494. Magder, Ted. "The End of TV 101. Reality Programs, Formats, and the New Business of Television." In Reality TV: Remaking Television Culture, geredigeerd door Laurie Ouellette en Susan Murray, 137-156. New York: New York Univ. Press, 2004. [Blackboard] 5 Hall, St...

Week 1 Framing Questions: - How do artistry, technology, industry, and culture work to create the cinema? What is one of these concepts at work in Hugo? - What do you think Martin Scorsese means by "The Language of Cinema"? - What's your connection to Hugo? What are the first questions you'd ask of the film, or observations you'd make? - What are two ways- direct and indirect- you feel that Hugo is "about" the movies? Intro: cinema is both an art form and a mass communications med...

Summary for the elective Cinema and Society. Includes - Notes on lectures 1 -8 - Notes on all articles

When was the Classical Period in Hong Kong? correct answers What was film production like during the classical period in Hong-Kong? correct answers studio-based During the classical period in Hong Kong genre influences came from where? correct answers US and Japan When was the Transitional Period in Hong Kong? correct answers Main points of Transitional period in Hong Kong correct answers - Increasing urbanization/westernization - Freed from studio/sound stages - production/marke...

TFM 310 Final Exam Questions & Answers 2024/2025 Semiotics - ANSWERSThe study of signs and signification The gaze - ANSWERSrefers to the exchange of looks that takes place in cinema ideology - ANSWERSis the system of ideas that makes sense of society. Controlled by the 'ruling power'. hegemony - ANSWERSdominating influence or authority of one group over another; dominant ideology, also it is an underlying consensus of ideology that serves the dominant groups in society genre -...

Nazi cinema consisted of mainly _____ films - genre Rentschler's 5 Premises of Nazi film: 1. Nazi cinema as part of states ____ of German culture and politics 2. Nazi films were meant to ____ and not seem_____ 3. ____ principle 4. Nazi culture was ___ culture 5. Nazi culture aimed to be ___ pleasing - reshaping, entertain, political, orchestra, popular, aesthetically Cinema plays a part in the overall program of creating a are culture - orchestra principle Nazi concept o...

What decade does Cho call the "Golden Age" of Korean cinema? - 1960s In 2000, which film by Im Kwon-taek was nominated for competition in the Cannes Film Festival? - Chunhyang How does Cho describe one of the defining features of "Korean New Wave" cinema of the late 1980s and the 1990s? - Criticism of South Korean society and history Which lost Korean film is considered the first "nationalist" film in Korean history? - Arirang In what year did the June Democracy Movement in Korea tak...

GRMN 2301 Premis #1 - correct answer The cinema of the Third Reich must be seen in context of a totalitarian state's attempt to remake German culture and politics Gleichschaltung 4 - correct answer - the coordination of all institutions under Nazi control - every aspect of nazi life controlled - institutions that stood in the way were taken control of or banned - control of education and youth movements reduced likelihood of future opposition Important goal of nazi cinema - correct ...