What is Cinema in a Digital Age?: Divergent Definitions from a Production Perspective
Journal of Film and Video, 2012, v. 64, no. 4, pp. 3-22
The author, a film professor from the Rochester Institute of Technology, discusses the definition of cinema in terms of production standards and transient film technologies. The differences between film and television production on the grounds of digital technology are discussed, as well as the academic discourse related to the subject. The history of film technology and the effects of the internet and mobile devices on entertainment industries are also mentioned.
ITEM 2012.041 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
Noël Carroll
Gerald Mast
John Belton
Stephen Prince
Lev Manovich
Noël Burch
Erwin Panofsky
Stanley Cavell
Gilbert Cohen-Séat
Christian Metz
John T. Caldwell
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MADtv, Scrubs – Linda Mendoza
Rope – Alfred Hitchcock
David Bordwell
Christine Thompson
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