Basic Film Analysis - Introduction to Film

[@jesusmariagabinwhitepen1156]

My gratitude for helping me to be "a more active viewer" from now on, I will watch films as they really are, as "a whole" Everything is important: editing, art, music and sound, acting, writing, as well as directing or directors. Thanks so much.

[@Hannah-roseAbbott]

thanks girl, i have learnt more here in 8 minutes than I have in the past 8 weeks in uni.

[@pkdksz]

Amazing. I am sad to see that the video has not a lot of views. But let me tell you whoever watches this video ends up becoming an enormously informed person. Could you please make a video on how a film analysis can be conducted with a focus on one or two major themes in the movie? How would that analysis be different from a thematic analysis of a novel?

[@jhp8978]

Thank you for well organized video! It really helps me preparing for the test❤

[@silindilehlongwa3053]

Thank you Emma your analysis help me a lot. I would like you to help with describing tones and the genres in the film.

[@znyt7166]

thank you very much needed this for exams, very helpful

[@TheGarnetObsidian]

Great job! Informative presentation, great pace, style, and enjoyable to watch. Looking forward to your future videos.🌠

[@ceciparr4248]

The way you explained everything, the amount of examples, the video is really well donde Im quite amazed it doesnt have a lot of views but this was really, really helpful . Thank you so so much!!

[@fayrouz.acting.workshops]

Very informative, thanks so much from Egypt 🙏🏼🌻

[@posinginfilm]

This video has helped me tremendously, thank you! Also, I love the Death Cab for Cutie art on your shelf:)

[@kamiaesanto]

Really good video! VEry informative and structured! thank you :)

[@dmgentertainment1393]

This is a great video. You can found a very limited amount of videos like this. It would be great if you continue this series.

[@briantalbert5610]

This is incredibly helpful. Thank you for creating this video. Through your teachings, I see a way to elevate my movie going experience and film appreciation.

[@erinsmith7688]

Emma! I totally want to use this in my Film as Art Class! :) Great job! :)

[@arielleperrett1571]

This is an amazing video! Your examples and pacing are awesome. I used the video as a teaching resource and my students were very excited to start film study. Thanks for all the effort that went into making this!

[@shweshweu]

Thank you, Emma. I'd love learn more about film. Please, keep up. 👍

[@ashisroysarkar4290]

Thanks a lot. About film studies my idea is totally clear now

[@clairevanhout1252]

This was very helpful, great video :)

[@JuniorPlan]

Amazing. Thank you for that.

[@gabrielidusogie9189]

How does one get better at recognizing these film elements in a film during a first watch through? I try to analyze films and sometimes I feel like I get it but other times I am completely lost and shot sizes and editing techniques mean nothing to me.

[@druhi3437]

you'll have to watch it at least a good 3 times ,, you shouldn't particularly force an analysis, take time

[@TheGarnetObsidian]

Tarantino watches films at least three times during an opening weekend. The first viewing informs the general themes and plot, the second viewing highlights more technique, the third is for enjoyment. Plenty of videos on YT and books on the technical aspects of filmmaking. Enjoy🤗

[@deejinlondon7285]

@@TheGarnetObsidian I'd say the first watch should be about enjoyment. You can never watch it again like watching it for the first time.

[@abdulwajeed1822]

The way you expline love it...

[@fischek]

excellent and to the point - thank you

[@extreme646]

truly amazing video ❤❤

[@didistutter1908]

This is really helpful

[@user-jm7se9cf3u]

Protagonist is not synonymous with Main Character. Main Character is who the audience is suppose to identify with. In Shawshank Redemption Morgan Freedman is the Main Character because he is the one telling us the story. He is the one we enter the film through. Tim Robbins is the Protagonist. Also a Hero is a type of character with certain traits. Not all Protagonists are Heros just like not all Protagonists are the Main Character Antagonist isn't synonymous with bad guy or villain. They are the ones driving the conflict and driving the Protagonist to achieve their goal. Don't forget in your film analysis the Major Dramatic Question and how and when it was answered and whether it was earned or not.

[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

Thanks so much

[@mohamedgamme7248]

This is a great video !

[@matthewteresi7414]

Nice work - how about one on the life of a cinemetographer????

[@slimme]

Does anyone have pdf that i could use freely? I'm currently doing my theses using film interpretation theory

[@jiyarai2968]

how can I analyze animated films? can the same approach be used for animated films too? if not please make a video on that too! It would be very helpful. Thank you!

[@Leaveo]

THANK YOU

[@Mithudon.1]

Learned a lot

[@solomonreynolds4640]

Great vid!

[@lunarmodule6419]

Interesting thx

[@EvokAi]

Can you make an updated more comprehensive version of this?

[@brandonthomas6602]

ok now this is a good video very much good do you make more video soon?

[@alexcatalin5443]

Nice

[@shay6498]

frightened rabbit AND dcfc in the background... taste

[@edmund184]

where's Kubrick, Kurosawa, Fellini, Bunuel, Eisenstein, Welles, Herzog? If you don't do artists in film making what is the point?

[@emmaspacelynn]

There are only so many people you can include in an eight minute video my friend! I simply cannot fit all the greats in a single intro video. I also make an effort to include female filmmakers in all of my videos.

[@lunarmodule6419]

It's a good short introduction for people who start learning about film analysis.

[@duyho6328]

13:33 Come live in my heart. It’s rent free.

[@sarority]

my teacher played this video in skl..