Justine

CUNY SPS

[Roxanne Grant @RoxanneGrant715]

My pitch for a pandemic-era movie is inspired by the French New Wave. Drama. Title: "Don't Breathe." We follow the main character through only POV shots never seeing her face, handheld camera style, filmed in black and white. She finds meaning in the mundane. #cm316 #316exam

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

#cm316 #316exam

[Roxanne Grant @RoxanneGrant715]

#cm316 #316exam

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

@rajluxmi316 Hey Rajluxmi, it was great having another course with you ! I completely agree and it just conveys how much our environment can shape our art.

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

Throughout this semester I was able to enjoy this course because I knew that I would be consuming a new experience each week. My biggest take away from this course was focusing on the smaller things about cinematography and how they are utilized to convey a story. Thank U! #cm316

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

@RoxanneGrant715 I think this would be a perfect exam question and will be surprised if it is not on the test haha !

[Roxanne Grant @RoxanneGrant715]

Final exam question: How does Rossellini's Rome, Open City (1945) demonstrate the characteristics of Italian neorealism? Reference a specific scene or shot from the film as an example. #cm316

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

Final Exam Question: Who dies in the film Sunset Boulevard? and what does the events leading up to the death signify ? #cm316

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

@rajluxmi316 I completely agree ! Do you have any films in mind already ? Maybe Black Panther (2018) or Moonlight (2016)

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

The three defining characteristics of 21st-century film are Daring, Influential, and Hard-hitting. #CM316
For the timeline, for my topic I would like to focus on Jordan Peele and his film Get Out

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

@jossubasic I think that this is a good resource and a great place to start off ! Will you be focusing on other films as well?

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

This has the potential to provide extra examples of work influenced by George Melies and his impact on the horror film industry #CM316

[Museum of the Moving Image @MovingImageNYC]

Rocket-paced and engaging from first frame to last, Terry Gilliam’s THE ADVENTURES OF BARON MUNCHAUSEN is a wonder of practical design indebted to the work of early cinema wizard George Méliès. See it in spectacular #35mm this SAT (11/6). 🎟️https://t.co/d0pCtn082t #SeeItBig

[Ashley Salinas @AshleySali88]

Both actresses looking in the mirror trying to observe themselves for who they really are. #cm316 week9

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

Conversations in bed across films #CM316

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

@AshleySali88 Whoa ! this is perfect. A repeating way to convey the same idea.

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

@nastassiapetra Maybe you can write about what influenced some Noir. For example German expressionism and how it gave Noir films its own distinct mood and perspective

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

A topic that I would like to write about for my final paper would be the history of horror films, How they got their start. Manly focusing on director George Méliès who started the horror film franchise #CM316

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

Art cinema, in a cinema. Art cinema being created through realism and artistic vision #CM316

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

@paulakunatee Great job ! I think that this quote pairs perfectly with the scene. Even with the way you added the text in bright dreamlike colors.

[Justine @JustineRivera73]

I loved making this because with this GIF you can see all of her facial expressions that flash by in just seconds #CleoFrom5to7
#cm316