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    newspaper-type cartoons. When he was a little bit older, he went to a studio and found an unused camera. He took it back to his garage and made an animation using it.…

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    Orson Welles Auteur

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    Orson Welles was an outsider to the studio system and directed only 13 full-length films throughout his career. Due to this, Welles often struggled for creative control over his films from the major studios, and his films were either heavily edited or remained unreleased. He has been praised as a major creative force and as ‘the ultimate auteur’. Welles and his editor, Robert Wise, had originally created a 148-minute cut of The Magnificent Ambersons before the studio took over; narrowing it…

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    Carlton Hislop

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    possibilities of making money from movies. So impressed by the mercantile promise of films, young Carlton Hislop (with a help of a friend in Xanadu) wrote a series of impassioned letters to all the major studios asking as to whether they would consider him for an internship. Out of all those studios, only Gordon Stenberg offered him a position on the proviso that he…

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    Owns 10 West Studios in Manistee, Michigan. Educational History: Graduated in 1999 from Central Michigan University with a K-12 Art Education and Physical Education Bachelors Science Degree. Brief Work History: Harold Cronk was Evart High School art teacher for four…

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    hard to go through a day without listening to a song. Samantha Rooke heads inside a recording studio to explore the elements and emotions that go into producing music. The Mancunian band, Elevator Lady, were busy in the studio this week recording their new EP, which will be available to listen to in the new year. Their lead producer, James Melville, explained, “Normally a band will come into the studio and have a clear idea of what they want their tracks sounding like, just like when…

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    didn’t have to put an effort when directing movies like they used to do in the past. 2)One important feature that makes Italian neorealism a cinematic movement is that the movies were usually shot on location, not in studios, which is due to the damage the war caused to the studios. Also, poverty, economic and social conditions were the main themes of the movies during this era, because people were always concerned with them, especially after the war. directors tented to apply normal people to…

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    Most of the letters with concerns from the PCA have some kind of response from the studios on how they are going to handle these issues. One example of this is seen in the response letter on February 16th from E.G.D. In this letter, they are responding to issues the PCA found on multiple topics and how they were going to fix them to the…

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    castle the Monster heads inside to hide himself. Victor Frankenstein catches up the mob and begins to persuade them to leave. Unlike the novel, Victor seems to want to keep the monster and use him to his advantage. In Majestic Movie Studios, a copy of Universal Studios Hollywood, the boy band, Alvin and the Chipmunk are preforming their song about…

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    Auteur Theory Essay

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    Now that Barthes has tried to definitively exclaim that the author is dead, we examine other cinematic forms of authorship this week, notably through the practice of producers, studio executives, and commercial properties. Through the work of Matthew Bernstein, Thomas Schatz, and Timothy Corrigan we find arguments for sub-facets of authorial figures in cinema, but ultimately note that the auteur theory can only be applied to cinema directors. Matthew Bernstein states that rarely is there such a…

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    Army. He was rejected due to his age, but that did not stop him. He drove an ambulance for one year in France as a member of the Red Cross. After a year of living in France he moved back to Kansas where his brother got him a job with Pesman-Rubin Art Studio. His next job was at the Kansas City Film Ad Company. He made commercials with cutout animation. Once Disney started to experiment more with cameras he opened up a business of his own. He asked Fred Harman who he met at the Ad Company to be…

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