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   Mar 8, 2023 · Showcase. The Aesthetics of Art House Films: What Sets Them Apart – Part 1. Wilson Gutierrez, Film EditorMarch 8, 2023. Cinema is an art form that enthralls the senses and transports spectators to realms beyond our wildest fantasies. It is a narrative medium that mixes the magic of music, sound, and sights to create a one-of-a-kind and ...

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3. academic.oup.com › columbia-scholarship-onlineThe Dialectical Signature: Soderbergh as Classical Auteur

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   Since its development more than half a century ago, auteur theory – the conceit that a film director’s personal creative vision is the predominate force in shaping the artistry of a film – has remained a contentious, heavily fragmented discourse. 2 As with most other arts, film theory’s relationship with authorship has morphed and evolved through various iterations, due in large part ...

4. www.bfi.org.uk › where-begin-steven-soderberghWhere to begin with Steven Soderbergh - BFI

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   Jan 13, 2017 · The best place to start – Out of Sight. Out of Sight (1998) Adapted from an Elmore Leonard novel of the same name, Out of Sight (1998) offers a perfect example of the way Soderbergh moulds his material. Although he was a hired hand, the film contains many of the stylistic ticks and motifs that have become recognisable traits of his work.

5. eduardoangel.com › understanding-soderbergh-part-2Understanding Steven Soderbergh. Part 2. - Eduardo Angel ...

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   • The Huge Advantages of Small Crews.
   • Steven Soderbergh’s iPhone
   • From Script to Screen.

   Let’s start with that last part. By now you know I prefer to shoot with the smallest possible crew and the least amount of gear. So much so that I recently started a new website called the 1 Person Crew. There I shared why Robert Rodriguezis also one of my heroes. But here’s Steven Soderbergh’s take on the advantages of working lean and mean:

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   High Flying Bird and Soderbergh’s previous movie Unsane were shot on an Apple iPhone. It’s all about size, and the ability to get the shot he wants in tight quarters. In Unsanewhen space got particularly tight, Soderbergh would just tape the iPhone to the wall to get the frame he wanted. For “High Flying Bird” Soderbergh originally wanted to shoot ...

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   The Knick’s original script called for 10 episodes. Instead of working on complete episodes one at a time Soderbergh turned the script into a “10-hour movie” shooting the first season in 73 days. In other words, Soderbergh shoot eight to nine script pages a day, double the typical rate for a TV drama. This wasn’t a new approach for him. Back in 200...

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   Feb 9, 2012 · Soderbergh casually mentions it wasn’t a location in which a long hallway of pictures would work. Soderbergh wasn’t completely sold on Peter Fonda the first time Dobbs mentioned him for the ...

7. eduardoangel.com › understanding-soderbergh-part-3Understanding Steven Soderbergh. Part 3. - Eduardo Angel ...

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   Feb 26, 2019 · Simple because I believe Soderbergh’s production approach will be the way how many TV shows and features will be produced from now on. The 1 Person Crew. Steven Soderbergh on set for The Knick. Steven Soderbergh not only directed all 20 hour-long episodes of The Knick‘s first and second seasons, doing 70 setups the first day.

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   Did Soderbergh think two Stoics would work?

   • Soderbergh casually mentions it wasn’t a location in which a long hallway of pictures would work. Soderbergh wasn’t completely sold on Peter Fonda the first time Dobbs mentioned him for the Valentine part. As Soderbergh remembers, he didn’t think “two stoics would work”. The director only knew Fonda from his screen persona.

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   What is Soderbergh talking about?

   • It’s while Soderbergh is saying this that his voice begins to loop in and out, doubling over itself, and laying on top of something else he’s saying about layers and puzzles. Some of Soderbergh’s commentary from earlier in the track comes in here, as well. It’s all about grammar, particularly non-linear storytelling.

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   What are the characteristics of art house films?

   • One of the main characteristics of art-house films is their visual style. Unlike mainstream films, which often employ glossy visuals and highly polished editing, art house films often have a raw, unpolished look. These films may have a more naturalistic approach to lighting, with scenes lit by available light rather than artificial sources.

   The Aesthetics of Art House Films: What Sets Them Apart – Part 1

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   What is an art house film?

   • Art house films are distinguished by their distinctive approaches to storytelling, avant-garde imagery, and unorthodox ideas. Because such films are not constrained by the monetary restrictions of the mainstream film industry, filmmakers are empowered to experiment with innovative ideas and push the boundaries of cinematic art.

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   Why are art house films important?

   • Art house films may be challenging, thought-provoking, and sometimes controversial, yet they contrast the conventional blockbusters. They allow audiences to experience cinema as a genuine art form, one that may question our assumptions, broaden our views, and provide unique insights into the human condition.

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   Why did Soderbergh cut 'movie Gods'?

   • Dobbs understands why Soderbergh cut it. Evidently nothing was right about it. Dobbs mentions how the “movie Gods” were against the production of that scene, but he feels it was a very important scene to the overall film, that she served as the “audience identification” character.

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9. the-artifice.com › art-house-golden-age-cinemaWhen Art House Was King: The Golden Age of International ...

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   Sep 19, 2023 · The Seventh Seal especially became the poster child, and arguably even a self-parody, of the art-house aesthetic with its stark black and white photography, earnest, brooding performances, and deep themes of the inevitability of death and the futility of religion. Yet he continued to make a variety of renowned films until the 1980s, and along with Kurosawa and Fellini he remains one of the ...