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Left or Right? directing lateral movement in film / Lubomir Kocka.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Kocka, Lubomir, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Motion pictures--Production and direction.
Motion pictures.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (247 pages) : illustrations
Place of Publication:
Wilmington, Delaware : Vernon Press, [2021]
Summary:
'Left or Right? Directing Lateral Movement in Film' offers an in-depth analysis of film, television, and new media directing from a perspective of clearly articulated directorial concept linked to the placement and movement of performers in shot design. This book strives to demonstrate the mechanism of directional bias and how the effects of perceptual mechanisms can help film directors and image-makers to control, regulate, and modify the viewer's perception of characters and story movement, ultimately leading to higher quality creations.This highly hands-on, practical book provides novel insights into the significance of laterality effects, equipping film directors, and image-makers who want to create aesthetically valuable and well-crafted visual products with functional tools to employ. The book also examines lateral organization in regard to biological sex, gender identity, class, races, ethnicity, religions, and age in LGBTQ+ films and porn cinema.'Left or Right? Directing Lateral Movement in Film' holds broad appeal from experiences directors or cinematographers with an established body of work to students working to understand the language of cinema. It will also appeal to film and media theorists, as well as teachers of visual arts education.
Contents:
Preface: Prologue, Lubomir Kocka: toward a conscious / Peter Relic, Genesis
Part I. Glossary
Rules
Symmetry and asymmetry of the universe
Film director
Conscious or unconscious
Factors that influence lateral preferences
Research project
Part II. Protagonist vs. antagonist
Dominant vs. submissive
Sympathetic vs. unsympathetic characters
Directionality of movement
Pursuing and achieving goals and objectives
Returning home
History of the story
Future of the story
Character contemplates the past
Character contemplates the future
Cultural discourse and bidirectionality
Lateral directionality and its significance
Part III. Porn cinema
LGBTQ+ Cinema
Directional concept of laterality and stereotypes in film and TV.
Notes:
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
1-64889-188-8

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