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Hollywood - Coggle Diagram

- - - - stars were contracted for 7 years - not allowed to work outside that studio and were told their roles along with their image belonging to the studio
    - - vertical integration - ownership and control
      - each studio had its own 'style'
  - - - known as the 'Tableau style' - action was filmed in a static long-shot with everything crammed into the frame
    - - used continuity editing to create easy to understand, fluid narrative
- - - - scottie retiring as a detective after leading to a near death experience
      - midge tries to help Scottie get over his vertigo
    - - Gavin asks Scottie to follow his wife
      - Scottie follows Madeline all through San Francisco
      - Gavin reveals that Carlotta (the painting Madeline was looking at) is madeleines great-grandmother
    - - Scottie rescues Madeline from a suicide attempt after she jumps into san Francisco bay
      - Scottie and Madeline spend alot of time together
      - Madeline climbs a bell tower, Scottie tries to chase after her but his vertigo returns which leads to Madeline committing suicide
    - - Scottie's obsession grows (leads to Midge painting herself as Carlotta to ty and get Scotties attention
      - Scottie bumps into Judy who is a brunette version of Madeline
      - they have a romance which leads to Scottie dressing Judy up as Madeline, however a necklace triggers his memory and realises that Judy is Madeline
    - - Scottie makes Judy climb the bell tower that Madeline fell off of
      - Judy is revealed to be a double for Madeline as she was killed by Gavin and was used to help cover up the crime to make it seem like Madeline killed herself
      - Judy cannot cope with the shame and sees a nun and falls off the bell tower in shock - this leads to her having the same 'death' as Madeline
- - - - It became boring to watch the same theme over and over again
      - TV and The TV Dinner
      - Rock and roll
      - French new wave
        
        Late 1950s France rejected traditional filmmakers Conventions
        
        Wanted Experimental conventions
      - civil rights movement and the Hippie movement
        
        The writer of the book of OFOTCN was a hippie himself
      - birth of the teenager
- - - - Dealt with conformity and political repression with absurdist humour