Here is a link to my Google Docs:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1u4n0oKaYFKwlX1xEA6W0XmY8dwOS_gBogakbxDp8ejc/edit?usp=sharing
Bibliography:
Devil in a Blue Dress, 1995, Carl Franklin
Get Out,…
Category: #noir
VE Script I would like to start this post by pointing out that if I had actually made the video. The audio would be very different. However, since I did not, it sounds more like a podcast than a Video Essay. It is also not fully formed because without the videos to comment on, it … Continue reading VE Storyboard and voice recording
… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … In the modernized version of Film Noir, the Neo-Noir takes Classic Noir to a different level by focusing on premeditated sensationalism. It incorporates a more racially-diverse cast, rather than relying uponContinue reading “Storyboard and Audio Recording”
I’m linking the google doc to my Storyboard here! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ejc9VSSbQD8dymZRnLCiSLPaFTHwxUwk64-V5dlxaQg/edit?usp=sharing Google Docs was the easiest medium for me to do this in, so I hope this link is adequate. If not, I can definitely try and transfer it over to WordPress! Additionally, here’s the file of my script voiceover: I uploaded it to Soundcloud so […]
Audio Recording Final Storyboard Film noir has been around since the early 1900s, but the 1950s marked a period of new films with a strange a violent tone initially called “dark films”. These films featured crime, corruption, suspense, and women (Borde & Chaumeton, 1955). Traditionally, film noir women were seen through the eyes of men,Continue reading “Phase III: Final Storyboard and Audio Recording”
When we think of film noir, we usually tend to think about this confined genre of film. Black and white film, lots of shadows, hard boiled detective, femme fatale, narration, etc. But here is the problem with genre. It’s so hard to confine it into that tiny space. What tends to happen is that genresContinue reading “VE storyboard and recording”