From: Peter Snowdon (email suppressed)
Date: Wed Mar 31 2010 - 13:05:55 PDT
Gene
By coincidence, I just came across this today: a hypertextual analysis
of the 'You were meant for me sequence from Singing in the Rain:
http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au/singing/
Adrian Miles who did this has written about using Storyspace for film
analysis:
http://www.eastgate.com/storyspace/film/Miles.html
Bob Stein's now defunct Night Kitchen produced a work on the making of
Robert Gardner's Dead Birds using TK3, the ancestor of Sophie (a project
now hosted by the Institute for the Future of the Book) which operated
like a multimedia CD-ROM, including film clips, etc.. But I'm not sure
how you would now go about finding a copy of that: you might contact the
Sophie team at IFB and see if they have anything in their archives:
http://sophieproject.cntv.usc.edu/
http://www.sophieproject.org/
Peter
Gene Youngblood wrote:
> Frameworkers,
> Is anyone aware of a film criticism (or film analysis) website where
> text is augmented with links to clips that illustrate the text. You
> are reading an online analysis of Potemkin. Click on the word
> "montage" and it shows you the sequence that is being analyzed. You
> can repeat the clip, slow it down, freeze it, zoom in on a detail.
>
> Alternatively, are there DVDs that do this, either interactively or as
> a fixed mode of analysis and explication? The professor is lecturing
> in a classroom, or the critic is featured in a documentary, and their
> voices carry over clips of what they're talking about, with the same
> possibilites of repeat, slow, freeze and detail.
>
> It would be nice, for example, if Criterion's Brakhage releases
> featured someone like Fred Camper analyzing Stan's complex phrasings,
> rhymes, etc. in this manner.
>
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