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Welcome to my Open College of Arts (OCA) Blog for ‘Setting the Scene’.
I have just watched a movie called ‘Gone in 60 seconds‘ 1974 by H.B. Toby Halicki. This movie is great if you love car chases as this must have the ‘mother’ of car chases; but my interest is in the filming and editing. The story is about professional car thief who is also an … More Gone in 60 Seconds
In reading David Bordwell’s blogs, http://www.davidbordwell.net/blog/2008/04/03/truly-madly-cinematically/ I learned about a Hong-Kong film called ‘The Mad Detective’, Directed by Johnnie To. This film is about a cop who has the power to see people’s hidden personalities as individual spirits. To convey this hidden power to the audience the film-maker has used POV as a tool to … More A modern Kuleshov effect.
The term spatial discontinuity editing refers to shots edited together that may not directly relate to one another for reasons of specific motivations. For example to juxtapose two subjects together to convey a message or create symbolism. ‘Strike’ 1925, Sergei Eisenstein uses spatial discontinuity editing in this scene splicing the scene running crowd with a … More Spatial and Temporal Discontinuity – The jump-cut
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