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  • The Wonderful Studio Ghibli

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    One of the most acclaimed animation studios ever, it has made the most beloved animated films to ever reach the screen and touch millions of hearts, old and young. Learning about the Studio and the amazing Hayao Miyazaki will make people more interested in the animated works that we see on screen, but don’t really give credit to this genre.

    Hayao Miyazaki is regarded as “one of Japan’s greatest animation directors” due to the compelling characters, plots and the “breathtaking animation” in his films as earned him that title (IMDb). He was born in Tokyo, Japan in 1941 and began his animation career in 1963 at the studio Toei Douga where he worked on early classics of the Japanese animation (IMBd). Continue reading → Post ID 678

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  • Films That Are So Bad, You Have to See Them

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    There are millions of films out there, but only half of them are actually good. What about those films that are bad? There are many, many bad films out there, but only a few are so bad that they have to be watched for the content of ridiculousness.

    Films can be anything nowadays since the code has been banished. Now there are films about sharks in a tornado forming mayhem within bad acting. Or a there are films about a killer tire. Yes, a tire. So, if you ever had a wacky idea for a film, there’s a 99% chance that you can achieve success through them. Continue reading → Post ID 678

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  • Independent Filmmaking

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    Filmmaking has been around since the late 1800’s and now there are so many that no one can keep track of. However, people have become more selective about what they are willing to pay for or spend their free time on. One of those being independent or ‘indie’ films. They are different than regular blockbuster films and are sometimes only subject to limited released, so what makes them so different and better at times? After this paper, you may have a different idea to what independent filmmaking is and may have a better standard of films today.

    Independent filmmaking is usually regarded as ‘indie’ films and are only limited released and made by ‘hipsters,’ as some say. There are many renowned films that are independent and are given a lot of praise. For instance, Halloween (1978) is an independent film and is regarded as a horror classic and almost everyone knows the film today.

     

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  • David Lynch and His Films

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    David Lynch is a well-known director for his films Blue Velvet,Mulholland Drive, Eraserhead, and his show Twin Peaks. He has directed and written other films, but these are his most well-known. His films are works of art in surrealism and are visually stunning and provokes thought into the viewer. Lynch’s style of filmmaking is one to talk about.

    David Lynch was born January 20, 1946 in Missoula, Montana. He moved around a lot because his father’s work as a scientist. He studied art in Boston, Philadelphia, and Europe. He studied art before his went into filmmaking through short films first (Biography).

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