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Post Cinema Affect
Cinema helps us understand what it’s like to be a 21st-century person. It’s an emotion, not a deeper comprehension of the human condition and existence in the present. a clear understanding of the connections between everything. Compared to many of the other pathways to understanding provided by reality, emotions can be far more fascinating and…
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Digital Cinema
The term “digital cinema” refers to the use of new computer technology, such as the ability to create synthetic graphics for action films. l. Prior to, thousands of drawings were required to create animated videos that lasted several minutes. Drawing loops were utilised as labor-saving gadgets to pass the time. In “Gertie the Dinosaur,” Gertie…
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Youtube: Video Reactions
YouTube can be viewed in a variety of ways and is much more than just a place to view viral videos. Not only is YouTube actively influencing watching habits all around the world, but it has also gotten to the point where it is on par with more established media platforms like radio and television.…
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Binge-Watching
Streaming services have relied on the novelty of releasing an entire series at once to draw in viewers. Even while the revenue model sounded strange at first, other platforms soon followed suit and even started producing original material just for the purpose of a series drop, thanks to fan responses. A new season or series…
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The Rising success of YouTube: A Revolution in Media Sharing
YouTube, which originally started as a dating site, faced technological challenges when they originally started, including video file sizes and media player compatibility. Yet, the combination early investments, like the $8.5 million from Sequoia Capital (Hearsum;Inglis;2013), and the platform’s key features, such as limiting video length, easy embedding, and restrictions on downloading, enabled the platform…
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Trans TV: Navigating the Evolution of Television in the Digital Age
RuPaul’s Drag Race The Trans TV conference at the University of Westminster in 2017 was all about connecting the dots between industry talk and digging into how shows look and feel. It asked a big question: Can the changing TV landscape not only let artists run wild but also bring way more diversity to our…
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Transforming Television as We Know It
In the landscape of modern entertainment, Netflix has emerged as a revolutionary force, which author Mareike Jenner believes to be “a dominant challenger to linear television”(Jenner;2018;p3). The streaming giant’s influence extends beyond the confines of traditional broadcasting, ushering in a new era marked by autonomy, choice, and a departure from established norms. At the heart…
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Unleashing a New Era in Music Videos
The music industry underwent a revolutionary transformation with the emergence of YouTube, ushering in an era characterized by unprecedented accessibility, creativity, and audience engagement. Before YouTube, music videos were confined to the limited airtime of television channels, restricting both artists’ exposure and the diversity of content available to viewers. YouTube began as a democratic and…
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Unravelling the Hollywood Chaos!
In the dynamic world of action filmmaking, a noticeable shift has occurred over the past few decades, steering American cinema towards an impressionistic and chaotic style. In the article Observation Of Film Bordwell and Thompson contrasted the difference between this new contemporary style of film making, which has been adopted by American cinema, with the more classical approach…
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“The Digital Metamorphosis: Unraveling the ‘Transing’ of Television Through an Analysis of ‘Black Mirror’”
In the era of digital and internet-driven transformations, television has undergone a radical metamorphosis, giving rise to what critics term the ‘transing’ of its aesthetics and content. Scholars such as Michael Goddard and Christopher Hogg provide valuable insights into this transformative process. To delve deeper into this phenomenon, let’s analyze an exemplary digital audiovisual media:…
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