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Thanks for sharing his post! It seems like Primitive Representation model is similar in how a person creates comic strips too: no close ups, focus on the center, single panels. To me it's very fascinating to see these parallels.
You must have done a lot of research to brought us back on history of cinema. By reading your article, I found that cinema has evolved fast with all the new technologies.
Charlie choppin was my first black and white movie watched in cinema. No sound, no colour but I still enjoyed it. Still remember, microfilm was used. Slowly color and sound movie was shown in cinema. Until today with sound track system, new technology installed in order to deliver a better visual and sound effect to audience. It really evolved a lot if compared with the old cinema as mentioned in your article. Good work @zaxan
Genial publicación. Creo que de ahora en adelante -al menos hasta que sea un reflejo natural- trataré de captar este tipo de diferencias en cuanto al rodaje de películas cuando esté viendo alguna.
Pregunta: ¿conoces algún cineasta actual que use el "modelo primitivo", o que al menos utilice elementos característicos del mismo?
one of the things for which I congratulate the video that you made the films that were seen in those years that will not come back and that of today if the technology advances with time and the human being always creating new things for the new generations @neymarth10
Hey @zaxan, thank you for taking into that magical world of Cinematography, we are lucky living and witnessing the development of that wonderful sort of Art, the place where people can recreate their thoughts, dreams and tell us their stories. It is amazing how some movies make your heart cry and sore, but some of them make you laugh and brighten up your day. Early cinemas are and will be very precious, that time without tone much depended on the scene, expressions of mimic, music and of course sometimes it was a little text. Nevertheless, I remember as a child I loved to watch them and had a lot of fun too. Still my favorite ones endless stories created by legendary Charlie Chaplin, I always had sympathy with him, he was like if I compare with modern characters like "SpongeBob" the favorite character of my son, always cheerful, helpful and funny.
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Thanks for sharing his post! It seems like Primitive Representation model is similar in how a person creates comic strips too: no close ups, focus on the center, single panels. To me it's very fascinating to see these parallels.
You must have done a lot of research to brought us back on history of cinema. By reading your article, I found that cinema has evolved fast with all the new technologies.
Charlie choppin was my first black and white movie watched in cinema. No sound, no colour but I still enjoyed it. Still remember, microfilm was used. Slowly color and sound movie was shown in cinema. Until today with sound track system, new technology installed in order to deliver a better visual and sound effect to audience. It really evolved a lot if compared with the old cinema as mentioned in your article. Good work @zaxan
Genial publicación. Creo que de ahora en adelante -al menos hasta que sea un reflejo natural- trataré de captar este tipo de diferencias en cuanto al rodaje de películas cuando esté viendo alguna.
Pregunta: ¿conoces algún cineasta actual que use el "modelo primitivo", o que al menos utilice elementos característicos del mismo?
one of the things for which I congratulate the video that you made the films that were seen in those years that will not come back and that of today if the technology advances with time and the human being always creating new things for the new generations @neymarth10
Hey @zaxan, thank you for taking into that magical world of Cinematography, we are lucky living and witnessing the development of that wonderful sort of Art, the place where people can recreate their thoughts, dreams and tell us their stories. It is amazing how some movies make your heart cry and sore, but some of them make you laugh and brighten up your day. Early cinemas are and will be very precious, that time without tone much depended on the scene, expressions of mimic, music and of course sometimes it was a little text. Nevertheless, I remember as a child I loved to watch them and had a lot of fun too. Still my favorite ones endless stories created by legendary Charlie Chaplin, I always had sympathy with him, he was like if I compare with modern characters like "SpongeBob" the favorite character of my son, always cheerful, helpful and funny.
Cheers from art-supporting blog @art-venture
Nicely done!