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Cinema in sentence

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Recently, a wise media theorist Tweeted, "The 19th century culture was defined by the novel, the 20th century culture was defined by the cinema, and the culture of the 21st century will be defined by the interface."
And that thing that I found was the cinema or the theater.
Because the people I speak to in the northern hemisphere that used to go in the cinema get this.
I decided to study cinema and literature, and really dig in and figure out what was going on and why it was broken.
Technology then meant we had to hire a viewing cinema, find and pay for the print and the projectionist.
So from the hand-cranked jump cut early days of cinema to last Sunday's Oscar winner, what follows are some steps and a few repeats in the evolution of visual effects.
So I went from theater, doing "The Tempest" on the stage in a very low-budget production many years ago, and I love the play, and I also think it's Shakespeare's last play, and it really lends itself, as you can see, to cinema.
But I'm just going to give you a little example about how one stages it in theater and then how one takes that same idea or story and moves it into cinema.
Now the difference when I went and did it in the cinema, I started the actual movie with a close-up of a sand castle, a black sand castle, and what cinema can do is, by using camera, perspective, and also long shots and close-ups, it started on a close-up of the sand castle, and as it pulled away, you saw that it was a miniature sitting in the palm of the girl's hands.
And apart from things like entertainment, you wouldn't pay for someone to go to the cinema for you and have fun on your behalf, or, at least, not yet.
In the dark of the cinema, with the television in the corner of the room.
But if I asked all of you in this room, who here has paid money to go to a cinema and be entertained by a Hollywood war movie, most of you would probably raise your hands.
I've been working with filmmakers on a feature-length slime mold documentary, and I stress feature-length, which is in the final stages of edit and will be hitting your cinema screens very soon.
How, maybe, is it possible to use the Internet to create a new form of cinema?
I felt the need to travel and to discover some other music, to explore the world, going to other corners, and actually it was also this idea of nomadic cinema, sort of, that I had in mind.
Alone, actually, but just with local people, meeting my team, which was absolutely not professional people, on the spot there, going from one place to another and to make cinema as a trek.
I really believed that cinema could be this very simple thing: I want to make a film and you're going to give me a place to stay for the night.
I give you a moment of cinema and you offer me a capirinha.
I really believe cinema teaches us to see.
I believe that interactive storytelling can be what cinema was in the 20th century: an art that deeply changes its time.
And I want to end on a project that is very small, in a way, very different: a floating cinema in the ocean of Thailand.
So after this piece was made, the dean of the cinema school at USC, the University of Southern California, brought in the head of the World Economic Forum to try "Hunger," and he took off the goggles, and he commissioned a piece about Syria on the spot.
And so in 75 minutes, I can show you the history of Hollywood cinema.
And what it really shows you is the history of editing in Hollywood cinema.
We are the equivalent of year one of cinema.
Also, emotionally intimate moments in cinema are often heard with zero reverb, because that's how it would sound if someone was speaking inside our ear.
And in cinema, traditionally, there was never a silent moment because of the sound of the projector.
This has been seen in cinema over and over, with Hitchcock, and Ridley Scott in "Alien."
My dad was a psychologist like me, but his real love and his real passion was cinema, like my brother.
Now, before "The Simpsons," before "Gumby," before "Betty Boop," before there was such a thing as cinema and television, animation was hugely popular in this form.
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