CRITICAL FILM ANALYSIS: TAKE
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please select any 2 out of these 3 possibilities
Option 1
A short analysis (300 words) of Citizen Kane with the methods taught (refer to Week 6 lecture). Format follows Chicago manual of style.
Option 2
A film review (300 words) reporting on any film you have seen at the local cinema between May-July (please also offer the screening information as the endnote); alternatively, you could also write a film event report (200-300 words), reviewing a film screening event, film festival, or film-related lecture taking place in Japan between May and July. Please consult the lecturer on the possibility of your chosen topic/event;
Option 3
An original short film/video work (max. 3min; less than 1 min is OK as well) demonstrating your understanding of montage. Could be a mixture of various types of montage, but singular type would also do. You could copy the ideas from the masterpieces (i.e., the Odessa steps), or invent something anew. Choice of subject is free.
DEADLINE: submit by July 7th, [any date before this is OK] ,via email (to the lecturer’s mail address), or USB (if it’s a film). An email of confirmation would be sent to you once the lecturer receives your submission.
Option 1
A short analysis (300 words) of Citizen Kane with the methods taught (refer to Week 6 lecture). Format follows Chicago manual of style.
Option 2
A film review (300 words) reporting on any film you have seen at the local cinema between May-July (please also offer the screening information as the endnote); alternatively, you could also write a film event report (200-300 words), reviewing a film screening event, film festival, or film-related lecture taking place in Japan between May and July. Please consult the lecturer on the possibility of your chosen topic/event;
Option 3
An original short film/video work (max. 3min; less than 1 min is OK as well) demonstrating your understanding of montage. Could be a mixture of various types of montage, but singular type would also do. You could copy the ideas from the masterpieces (i.e., the Odessa steps), or invent something anew. Choice of subject is free.
DEADLINE: submit by July 7th, [any date before this is OK] ,via email (to the lecturer’s mail address), or USB (if it’s a film). An email of confirmation would be sent to you once the lecturer receives your submission.
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