Full Versions of Video Productions referenced in Images and Sounds
Short extracts from these Films and Videos were used in Audiovisual Annotations as Audiovisual References
Chapter 1
Extract for annotation Shapes in Space comes from Francis Ford Coppola’s film Koyaanisqatsi
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Extract for annotation Time and Timing comes from Charlie Chaplin’s film Modern Times
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Extract for annotation Combining Shapes in Space comes from Sergio Leone’s film Once Upon A Time In The West
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Chapter 2
Extract for annotation Synopsis of Cathy Come Home comes from Ken loach’s television drama Cathy Come Home
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Extract for annotation Extracts from Wyoming comes from Siobhan Davies’s dance video Wyoming
- Available at www.siobhandaviesreplay.com
Extract for annotation Avant Garde Theatre comes from John McGrath’s televised version of his play The Cheviot, the Stag and the Black, Black Oil
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Extract for annotation Physical Theatre comes from a video recording of Tadeusz Kantor’s The Dead Class
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Extract for annotation Shakespeare’s Theatre comes from Richard Eyre’s BBC television series, Changing Stages
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Chapter 3
Extract for annotation Long shots and Close ups, Fades and Irises comes from D. W. Griffith’s film Intolerance
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Extract for annotation Camera Angles and Movements comes from Fritz Lang’s film Metropolis, Sergei Eisenstein’s film Battleship Potemkin, and Vsevolod Pudovkin’s film Mother
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Extract for annotation Superimposition in Film comes from Jean Epstein’s film Fall of the House of Usher
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Extract for annotation Early Special Effects comes from Fritz Lang’s film Metropolis
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Extract for annotation Gances Camera Movement comes from Abel Gance’s film Un Grand Amour De Beethoven
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Extract for annotation Montage comes from Eisenstein’s film Battleship Potemkin
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Extract for annotation Experimentation with Symbols and Emotions comes from Fritz Lang’s film Metropolis
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Extract for annotation Early Documentary come from Flaherty’s film Nanook of the North
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Extract for annotation Cinema Verite comes from Edgar Morin’s and Jean Rouch’s film Chroniques d’un ete
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Extract for annotation Introducing Technicolor comes from Victor Fleming’s film The Wizard of Oz
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Extract for annotation Experimentation with Colour and Emotions comes from Victor Fleming’s film Gone with the Wind
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Extract for annotation Arrival of Sound to Silent Film comes from Abel Gance’s film Un Grand Amour De Beethoven
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Extract for annotation Television Police Series comes from British television drama serials Dixon of Dock Green, Z Cars, and The Bill
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Chapter 4
Extracts for all annotations come from the film The Univited (Leslie Grantham) by Zenith Productions for Independent Television Company (ITV)
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Chapter 8
The annotation Creative Partnerships: Exciting Minds is a complete film by independent filmmaker Eelyn Lee. She made other films for the Creative Partnerships Programme – Beyond the Hood and Lessons in Learning
- These and other films are available at www.eelynlee.com
Chapter 9
The annotation The Internet comes from:
- Code.org: What is the internet? Available on YouTube
Extracts for annotation Virtual Reality comes from Ancient Invisible Cities BBC2 Series 1-3 Istanbul
- Available on the BBC
The annotation Reimagining Learning comes from:
- Available at www.mheducation.co.uk , and also on YouTube
The annotation The Arts in Education comes from:
- Twin Cities PBS: Arts & the Mind in Education. Available on YouTube
- Ryan Chen: Why the Arts? Available on YouTube
- Sir Ken Robinson: Changing Paradigms. Available at www.ted.com