Cinematic Arts Flashcards
It is also called a movie or a motion picture, is a series of still photographs on film, projected in rapid succession onto a screen using light
Film
Optical Phenomenon that gives the illusion of actual, smooth, and continuous movement.
persistence
Is a field of study that covers the production, analysis and interpretation of moving images as an art form and a mode
Cinematic Arts
the art and craft of making motion pictures by capturing a story visually. recording light either electronically onto an image sensor or chemically onto film. A series of shots that form a cohesive narrative
Cinematography
What greek word does cinematography come from
“writing with movement,”
Who made the first projected motion pictures in 1895?
Augustus and Louis created Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat
Period that dominated by silent films
SILENT ERA (LATE 19TH CENTURY TO 1920S)
This time period is where introduction of synchronized sound in movies
THE ADVENT OF SOUND (LATE 1920S)
“The Jazz Singer” (1927)
Time where Hollywood emerged as epicenter of filmmaking. Witnessed rise of iconic genres. Legendary stars like Charlie Chaplin, Greta Garbo, and Clark Gable rose here.
GOLDEN AGE OF HOLLYWOOD (1930S 1940S)
Era where filmmakers pushed boundaries, introducing new styles and themes
POST-WAR ERA AND INTERNATIONAL CINEMA (1950S-1960S) “The Bicycle Thief”
Era for rising of auteur directors like Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, and Steven Spielberg brought a new wave of storytelling
NEW HOLLYWOOD AND BLOCKBUSTERS (1970S-1980S)
Era where Advancements in digital technology transformed filmmaking, leading to CGI (Computer-Generated Imagery) and enhancing storytelling possibilities
DIGITAL REVOLUTION (LATE 20TH CENTURY TO PRESENT)
Era where Cinema became increasingly global, with movies from various cultures finding international success. Growing emphasis on diverse storytelling, representation, and independent filmmaking.
GLOBALIZATION AND DIVERSIFICATION (21ST CENTURY)
THE ELEMENTS OF FILM
PLOT
SCREEN PLAY AND DIALOGUE
EDITING
SOUND AND MUSIC
CINEMATOGRAPHY
ACTING AND PERFORMANCE
GENRE AND STYLE
THEMES AND SYMBOLISM
Identify the elements of Film
- defines the narrative summary or story synopsis of a film.
- includes major events of the story
PLOT
Identify the elements of Film
- blueprint for the film
- reveal character traits, advance the plot, and convey themes.
SCREEN PLAY AND DIALOGUE
Identify the elements of Film
- involves arranging and manipulating
filmed footage
- It encompasses the pace, rhythm, and
timing of scenes, transitions between shots, and the overall structure of the film.
EDITING
Identify the elements of Film
- Sound design, dialogue, music, and sound effects play a crucial role in enhancing the viewer’s experience
- contribute to mood, atmosphere, character development, and storytelling.
- evoke emotions and immerse
audiences in the film’s world.
SOUND AND MUSIC
Identify the elements of Film
- includes camera angles, shot composition, framing, lighting, color schemes, and visual effects.
- influences how the audience perceives
the story and characters.
CINEMATOGRAPHY
Identify the elements of Film
- bring characters to life.
- involves conveying emotions, portraying authenticity, and embodying the character’s traits.
ACTING AND PERFORMANCE
Identify the elements of Film
- have distinctive styles influenced by the
director’s vision, cultural influences, and storytelling techniques.
GENRE AND STYLE
Identify the elements of Film
- tackle societal issues, human emotions,
philosophical concepts, and moral dilemmas, inviting viewers to interpret and contemplate.
THEMES AND SYMBOLISM
STAGES OF THE FILM
BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT
PRE-PRODUCTION
MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTION
RELEASE
EXHIBITION
Box Office Performance and Reception
SECONDARY MARKETS
LONG TERM LEGACY
Identify the Stages of Film Business
- involves the conception of a film idea or
script. Writers, directors, or producers brainstorm concepts, write scripts, and seek funding.
- collaborate with studios, production
companies, or independent investors to develop the project.
DEVELOPMENT
Identify the Stages of Film Business
- done once a script is finalized
- involves detailed planning and logistics,
including casting actors, hiring crew members, securing locations, designing sets, creating storyboards, and preparing the budget.
PRE-PRODUCTION
Identify the Stages of Film Business
- done once the film is finalized
- creating trailers, posters, and promotional
materials to generate buzz and attract audiences.
- Distributors negotiate deals to release the film in theaters, on streaming platforms, or through physical media.
MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTION
Identify the Stages of Film Business
- film is released to the public during this phase. It premieres in theaters or becomes available through streaming services, DVD, or Blu-ray.
- films success in this phase often determines its commercial performance and critical reception
RELEASE
Identify the Stages of Film Business
- Films are screened in cinemas or theaters for audiences to watch. Box office revenue is generated through ticket sales during the theatrical run.
EXHIBITION
Identify the Stages of Film Business
- success is gauged by its box office earnings, critical reviews, audience reactions, and awards nominations or wins.
- Positive reception can lead to extended theatrical runs, sequels, or increased opportunities for filmmakers.
Box Office Performance and Reception
Identify the Stages of Film Business
- enter areas of entertainment after initial release like television, airlines, streaming platforms, and physical media sales.
SECONDARY MARKETS
Identify the Stages of Film Business
- may have lasting impact, leading to
cultural significance, franchise expansions, re-releases, remakes, or adaptations across different media platforms.
LONG TERM LEGACY
