MOTION STUDIES: ESSENTIAL VIDEO ESSAYS
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VIDEO - Motion Studies #34: John Cook's SLOW SUMMER Revisited
The online video essay format opened a new playing field for critical and scholarly analysis of movies, providing opportunities for innovative explorations of films while also challenging the established conventions and limitations of text-based film criticism and scholarship.
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VIDEO - Motion Studies #33: Touching the Film Object?
The Oberhausen International Short Film Festival presents "Film Studies in Motion", a Web Series curated by Volker Pantenburg and Kevin B. Lee. This series, available on the festival's website and Facebook page, presents weekly selections of analytical video es...
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VIDEO: Motion Studies #32: David Bordwell on OXHIDE II
The online video essay format opened a new playing field for critical and scholarly analysis of movies, providing opportunities for innovative explorations of films while also challenging the established conventions and limitations of text-based film criticism and scholarship.
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VIDEO: Motion Studies #30: Girish on THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW
The online video essay format opened a new playing field for critical and scholarly analysis of movies, providing opportunities for innovative explorations of films while also challenging the established conventions and limitations of text-based film criticism and scholarship.
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VIDEO: Motion Studies #31: Elliptical Editing in VAGABOND
Part of an hour-long series of twenty online videos called Connect Film. The videos, meant as companions to the Film Art textbook, explore major concepts of mise-en-scene, cinematography, editing and sound.
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VIDEO - Motion Studies #29: Vertigo Variations
This first part of an hour long video essay spins an elaborate tale of a lifelong obsession with Hitchcock's masterpiece.
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VIDEO - Motion Studies #28: Redlettermedia's STAR WARS: THE PHANTOM MENACE
A viral sensation, this fanboy parody uses a multi-layered arsenal of disarming rhetoric, satirizing film geek analysis as a way to make its underlying film geek analysis palatable to a wide audience.
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VIDEO - Motion Studies #27: Pass the Salt
A seemingly harmless scene in Otto Preminger's Anatomy of a Murder becomes an object of fascination until it reveals a startling significance.
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VIDEO - Motion Studies #26: Jonathan Rosenbaum on GERTRUD and THE SUN SHINES BRIGHT
Critic Jonathan Rosenbaum offers his personal insights on his favorite films by John Ford and Carl Dreyer.
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VIDEO - Motion Studies #25: A.I.: A Visual Study
From now through April, the Oberhausen International Short Film Festival will present "Film Studies in Motion", a Web Series curated by Volker Pantenburg and Kevin B. Lee. This series, available on the festival's website and Facebook page, presents weekly selections...
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