Chapter 6 Flashcards

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Autuerism/Auteur

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French term that refers to a director or someone important who infuses their films with their distinctive personal vision through manipulation of film techniques.

Think QT and his obscenity, Tim Burton and hes gothic, etc.

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Metteurs en scene

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Technically competent who only made movies without personality

Basically auteurs without the signature

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Mise en scene

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Both what is filmed and how it is filmed

Double indemnity: Low lighting, oppressive music

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Three paradoxes of authorship

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Collaboration: Get me my agency
Theoretical: Immortal monster
Cultural: Authors everywhere

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Auteurism as a method

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The principal method by which this was achieved was the establishment of the
hierarchical distinction between those directors dubbed mere ‘metteurs-en-scène’and genuine auteurs

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Intentional Fallacy

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The fallacy of basing an assessment of a work on the author’s intention rather than on one’s response to the actual work.
Basically disecting film on the authors thoughts instead of your own.

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