Movies - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

In dit document staat een samenvatting van alle benodigde hoofdstukken van de boeken 'Film History: an Introduction' en 'Looking at Movies: an Introduction to Film' ik heb mijn college aantekeningen verwerkt door de samenvatting van de boeken heen door aan te vullen bij de onderwerpen waar over gesproken werd. Voor het tentamen heb je alleen de hoofdstukken van Film History nodig maar de hoofdstukken van Looking at Movies zijn handig voor het maken van je analyse

Summary Looking at Movies (Course: Media Aesthetics)

In a schematic way – rather than a lineair order – the lectures, movies and readings of Media, Time and Space are summarised (+ some personal thoughts and summary conclusions). The schematic form helps to see and understand links between different texts more quickly. For me, this was very helpful. By studying this summary, I was given an 8,7 for my final exam!

Media Aesthetics: Looking at Movies year 2023/24 exam notes. University of Amsterdam, Media and Culture.

A summary and class notes from Film, Culture and Society in the school year of

In a schematic way – rather than a lineair order – the lectures, roadmovies and readings of Media Theory are summarised (+ some personal thoughts, keywords and summary conclusions). The schematic form helps to see and understand links between different texts more quickly. For me, this was very helpful. By studying this summary, I was given an 8,6 for my final exam!

This document contains class notes with all that has been discussed within the 8 weeks of the course Cinema and Society (CM2060), held by Professor Etienne Augé. The material contains: definitions, explanation of the main concepts and application of the most important ones to practical examples. All cases and movies are explained and contextualized with author, date and country of production. Additionally, you will find the course objectives as explained in class, and the explanation of the ...

Communication Technologies and their Impact, Erasmus University Rotterdam. This documents shows the importance and relevance of communication technologies and their impact on the audience, arguing most of the available perspectives. This document contains a detailed summary of the course notes, mock exam questions, and a thorough analysis of the concepts discussed during the course sessions (with case studies and examples).

This document includes a concise summary of the material studied during the course International and Global Communication (CM2001). This includes the lectures from week 1 to 8 and the following articles: Francis Fukuyama - The End of History?; Samuel T. Huntington - The Clash of Civilizations?; Brian David Johnson - Science Fiction Prototypes Or: How I learned to stop worrying about the future and love science fiction; Renee Hobbs - Propaganda in an Age of Algorithmic Personalization - Expandin...