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Film (Film style (Cinematography (Camera position (High angle (bird's…

- - - - Wide angle lens (fisheye lens)
        
        Short focal length
        
        Distorts straight lines at the edges
        
        Makes closer objects look bigger
      - Medium lens
        
        Medium focal length
        
        Normal
      - Telephoto lens
        
        Long focal length
        
        Narrow view
        
        Everything is in focus
        
        Make distances seem shorter than reality
    - - Deep focus: keeps everything in focus
      - Shallow focus: only focuses on one thing
    - - 6 basic distances
    - - High angle (bird's eye)
        
        Makes subject seem small and weak
      - Low angle (worm's eye)
        
        Makes subject seem large and strong
      - Eye level (normal)
        
        Viewer identifies with subject
      - Canted (Dutch angle)
        
        Makes things seem distorted, out of place
    - - Long shots: allow the viewer to focus and pay attention
      - Short shots: action, confusion, stress
  - - - The hard cut
        
        Cross-cutting (parallel cutting): showing two events happening simultaneously
      - Fade (fade out to black, fade in another shot)
      - Dissolve (fading directly from one shot to another, with overlap)
      - Wipe (one shot pushes another off the screen)
    - - 180 Degree Rule
- - - - Humphrey Bogart plays Rick Blaine
      - Ingrid Bergman plays Ilsa Lund
      - Dooley Wilson plays Sam
      - Paul Henreid played Victor Lazlo
      - Claude Rains played Captain Louis
      - Peter Lorre played Ugarte
      - Conrad Veidt plays Major Strasser
    - - Parallels American isolationism
      - Simple; technique serves narrative
    - - Michael Curtiz
    - - Ugarte asks Rick to hold on to stolen documents
        
        Louis arrests Ugarte
        
        Rick kills Strasser but befriends Louis
  - - - Michael Nesmith
      - Micky Dolenz
      - Davy Jones
      - Peter Tork
    - - Anti-establishment
      - Monkees felt fake/plastic
    - - Bob Rafelson
  - - - Sergei Eisenstein
    - - Pro-Communist agenda
      - Russian Revolution overthrew the Russian Empire's antisemitism
- - - - 1887, Hannibal Goodwin develops celluloid film
        
        1888, Louis de Prince makes the first film ever: The Roundhay Garden Film
        
        1889, Edison assigns his assistant William Dickenson to create the Kinetograph to accompany the phonograph
        
        Georges Melies: a magician who essentially invented special effects