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Tokyo in Film

This text was enthusiastically adapted from Russell Sharman's incredible Moving Pictures, linked here, and was adapted specifically to focus on cinema regarding Tokyo for the purposes of Study Abroad.

Humanities
Author
Robert Ladd
Publisher
Nashville State Community College
Source
LibreTexts
License
CC BY-ND
Language
EN
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Contents· 45 sections
  1. 01: Creating Your Short Film
  2. 1.01: Iconic Tokyo Film Map and List
  3. 02: Pre-Production
  4. 2.01: Pre-Production Guide
  5. 2.02: How to Watch a Movie
  6. 2.2.01: What is Cinema
  7. 2.2.02: Cinematic Language
  8. 2.2.03: Explicit And Implicit Meaning
  9. 2.2.04: Form Content and the Power of Cinema
  10. 2.2.05: Everyones a Critic (and a Writer)
  11. 2.03: Mise-en-Scene
  12. 2.3.01: Setting
  13. 2.3.02: Character
  14. 2.3.03: Lighting
  15. 2.3.04: Composition
  16. 2.04: Cinematography
  17. 2.4.01: Film versus Digital
  18. 2.4.02: Black and White versus Color
  19. 2.4.03: Light and Lighting
  20. 2.4.04: The Lens
  21. 2.05: Geometry of the Scene
  22. 03: Production
  23. 3.01: Production Guide
  24. 3.02: Mise-en-Scene (On Set Adjustments)
  25. 3.2.01: Acting
  26. 3.2.02: Cinematic Style
  27. 3.03: Cinematography (On Set Execution)
  28. 3.3.01: Framing the Shot
  29. 3.3.02: Moving the Camera
  30. 3.3.03: The Long Take
  31. 3.04: Sound Design
  32. 3.4.01: Sound Recording
  33. 3.05: Cinematic Stillness and the Power of Ma
  34. 04: Post-Production
  35. 4.01: Post Production Guide
  36. 4.02: Sound Design
  37. 4.2.01: Sound Editing
  38. 4.2.02: Sound Mixing
  39. 4.2.03: Music
  40. 4.03: Editing and Animation
  41. 4.3.01: What is Animation
  42. 4.3.02: Soviet Montage And The Kuleshov Effect
  43. 4.3.03: Editing Space and Time
  44. 4.3.04: Continuity Editing
  45. 4.04: Animated Films Editing and Sound Design