university degree paper

by vj7o • 27 Mar 2012, 11:23 • Journals
i'm gonna finish in October the university and i need to organize a final concern, i decided to analize a director specially a film of him..does someone have an idea ? Kubrick is overtalked, Tim burton aswell...someone can advise some director and specially a film that had a great impact in the story of cinematography. Atm i'm so busy that i dont have time to think about specially with last exams :D
just want to have some idea to share with my supervisor

tnx

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miNd 27 Mar 2012, 12:29
i analize bitches often
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vj7o 27 Mar 2012, 12:31
bitches mmmm this remind me: Lolita (but it's Kubrick :( )
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Thomm 27 Mar 2012, 12:32
Michnael Bay, awesome stuff.

But on a serious note, how about David Fincher?
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vj7o 27 Mar 2012, 12:37
seven can be a good argument! nice idea :P
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dualinity 27 Mar 2012, 17:17
perhaps "The artist"?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1655442/

It is a silent film so it is somewhat out of the ordinary.
on the other hand, i think David Fincher did an amazing job with fight club and se7en.

I'm also surprised Christopher Nolan hasnt been mentioned yet
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infect 27 Mar 2012, 12:33
Get some proper English lesson first.
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vj7o 27 Mar 2012, 12:34
dont care atm..later i will
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urtier 27 Mar 2012, 12:35
Scorsese, probably also belongs into the Burton/Kubrick category though. Quite remarkable movies showing the rise and fall of ppl.
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Libo 27 Mar 2012, 12:48
Quentin Tarantino
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sN1e 27 Mar 2012, 12:49
how about Darren Aronofsky ?
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sN1e 27 Mar 2012, 12:54
and ofc Ingmar Bergman
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oneofTHEM 27 Mar 2012, 12:50
TITANIC and James Cameron?
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wesker 27 Mar 2012, 12:50
if you wanna write a paper on cinematography try a Terrince Mallik movie
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HellHammer 27 Mar 2012, 12:54
Allen, Hitchcock, Polanski, Spielberg, Tarantino, Fincher, Scott, Aronofsky, Lucas, Forman, Nolan, Cameron, Cronenberg, del Toro, Jackson, Leone, Coppola, von Trier, Eastwood, Ritchie.
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w1Za 27 Mar 2012, 15:10
+ Malick and I approve this list as pretty complete
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DabSter 27 Mar 2012, 13:05
tarkovsky, jean luc godard or ingmar bergman, shit load to write about them
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cRz 27 Mar 2012, 14:17
Was uploaded by bassliners first!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXOCBKM2bFM
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daisy 27 Mar 2012, 14:55
Your final work in uni is an analysis of a director? What degree is that? And what kind of job you think you'll get with that?
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slajdan 27 Mar 2012, 15:04
analysis of directors degree and analysis of directors consultant
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oLGaa 27 Mar 2012, 15:26
for the bachelor I got only exams to pass and now in master I got some molecule to synthesize. Sounds pretty simple for me it is, but this is because I had a lot to study to be able to pass this.

so an analysis can be simple or quite difficult.
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PaRzi 27 Mar 2012, 15:04
Would always choose David Lynch for an university paper.
Gives you a lot of choices in good and especially important movies (Eraserhead, The Elephant Man, Mulholland Drive, Twin Peaks, Blue Velvet) for e.g. film theory, intermediality etc.
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slajdan 27 Mar 2012, 15:11
what parzi said
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Svepe 27 Mar 2012, 15:56
how about citizen kane?
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Arachon 27 Mar 2012, 16:02
Casablanca, could be a bit overused, but it made a huge impact back then.
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Skydeh 27 Mar 2012, 16:15
Tarantino, Scorcese or David Lynch would be my picks to get the best paper.

Personally, I would write about Takeshi Kitano.
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squAze 27 Mar 2012, 16:56
nice, you have finally done it! :D gratz! <3

have no idea tbh ... :(
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fishbot 27 Mar 2012, 17:07
Frank Darabont (Shawshank Redemption)

and for lulz:
Mel Gibson (Passion of Christ drama thingie) /Clint Eastwood (cause you might not feel lucky)
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VaL 27 Mar 2012, 17:28
Perchè non uno italiano? ce ne sono stati tanti bravi, leone, de sica,fellini,monicelli ecc
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vj7o 28 Mar 2012, 18:21
alla fine faro' qualcosa sugli anime: penso sugli anni 80. Impatto sociale, filosofia e' da definire. Per ora come spunti prendo qualcosa come kenshiro goldrake e come artisti miyazaki
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VaL 28 Mar 2012, 21:10
guardati conan il ragazzo del futuro sempre di miyazaki del 78
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vj7o 28 Mar 2012, 21:31
lo davano su italia 1, ricordo perfettamente :)
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Brisk 27 Mar 2012, 18:34
Hayao Miyazaki
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quebratolas 27 Mar 2012, 20:43
lol there are university degrees in cinema ??
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voice 27 Mar 2012, 21:21
I'd suggest the Wachowski brothers.

Had a discussion the other day about what can truly be considered a 'generation defining' movie, we came to the conlusion The Matrix was one of ours.
Although a lot of good/great movies have been made, The Matrix is one of the few where your head actually felt as if it were about to explode the moment you left the cinema.
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