Perhaps what struck me most about the readings this week is not how much sound is talked about, but how much it is talked about
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Tania Zarak – Week 6
Geography includes inhabitants and vessels. Gertrude Stein I will never look at a building -or a film, for that matter- the same way after reading
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Regardless of the differences between the physical of the architectonic design, and the visual, imaginary, screen targeted space were film occurs. There is a undeniable
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Mise en scène – Reading response 6
The comparison between architecture and montage, by Eisenstien, might sound strange, or, as mentioned by Yves-Alain Bios, seem just as a “nineteenth-century positivist interest in
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In this week’s reading I found three major topics – the correlation between architecture and cinema, traveling around the world by means of films and
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Reading Response, Week 6 – Cinema and Architecture
In going over this week’s readings, two major themes running through them jumped out at me as being particularly important and interrelated. The first was
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The Tourist & The Spectator
Film has been compared to architecture almost since its inception (Okman 1717). “Cinema is: so many corporations, such and such turnovers of capital, so and
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Does cinema rebuild a city or just its perspective? While this week’s readings focused on “travel” as much as on film and architecture, I couldn’t
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The common thread I found between all the readings this week was the notion that montage is found in architecture as it is in film.
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Reading Response Week 6 – Architecture and Cinema I believe that Eisenstein’s (2009) approach to linking architecture and cinema offers a fruitful approach to start
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