1. dred scott
Scott Bartlett's film contrasted a relationship between a man and a woman. In my opinion, the film we watched was an experimentle film in every sense of the word. His tampering with film and video is what produced techniques that since have been copied countless times by other filmmakers; especially in the music industry. The dynamic use of the two mediums resulted in phenomenal psychedelic imagery. .
The opening scene that focuses on a close-up of an eye has such a great sense of depth. First there is the initial layer with the eye on it, but behind a menagerie of colors and pattern swirls hypnoticly. With the eye open wide, you can feel how extremely excited the mood is.
The rythmatic use of positive and negative colors reverberating created for me a mood and a sense of anxiety. The mood was further enforced by pairing the footage with sounds that changed organically along with the imagery. At one point this feeling of uneasiness was especially evident when a close-up on woman's face flashed in black and white. At first a more black positive image was flashing than the white reversed image, so that when the white negative image did flash it was very harsh on the eyes. Which it was very intentionally dizzying I believe. With time more white began to take over, and the black positive image would flicker less.loosening the grip tenseness had. .
At other times I felt the mood was quite euphoric: an intense pink was contrasted against an electric blue as a united silloquet of a man and woman in movement was displayed. "The two characters are set in a flux of manipulated technology run wild: the balance of forces that keeps man and woman alive in the web of the great industrial culture." (Canyon Cinema: www.cayoncinema.com). I felt that united silloquets was able to show the bond between the two beings as they moved in sync with one another. .
There is this one point where you can see he is shooting a television screen with the video camera that I think is simultaneously being input into the television and displayed on screen.
Dred Scott was born a slave in Southampton County, Virginia in 1795. ... In 1832 he died, and Scott was sold for $500 to a surgeon in the U.S. ... In 1846, with the help of antislavery lawyers, Scott sued for his freedom. ... Taney said that Dred Scott was still a slave, As a salve, Scott was not a citizen and had no right to bring a lawsuit. ... Taney wrote that Scott's residence on free soil did not make him free. ...
Dred Scott was a slave who was taken to Missouri from Virginia and sold. ... (i.e. does Scott, having been a slave, have the constitutional right to sue?) ... This information comes from "Dred Scott," By Robert J. ... The decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in Dred Scott v. ... The decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in Dred Scott v. ...
Scott originally served for the Blow family. Due to economic problems, the Blow family sold Scott to a man named Dr. ... In 1847, Scott lost his case to Mrs. ... Here the court rules against Scott as well. ... She returns Scott to the Blow family who finally gives Scott and his family their freedom. ...
Scott's ads are infamous. ... The main relationship Scott rehashes is Crist's very public business dealings with Scott Rothstein, a main player in a 2009 Ponzi scheme. ... Scott is the incumbent governor. ... Longer, more aggressive ads help Scott's popularity. ... Caputo mentions he believes Scott's 26% gain over Crist in the past few weeks has everything to do with Scott's ad presentation. ...
Scott Fitzgerald F. Scott Fitzgerald is said to be one of the three most important authors to write in between the two great wars (Magill 1032). ... On his father, Edward's, side of the family his second cousin was Francis Scott Key, the lawyer who wrote, "The Star Spangled Banner." ... Scott Fitzgerald was never recognized as a great writer until the 1950's and 1960's nearly fifteen years after his death. ... Fitzgerald tried to base his writings on aspiration and idealism defining true American character ( F Scott Fitzgerald Centenary 3). ...
The writer who summed up an era Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald was born in 1896 in St. ... Scott Fitzgerlad created his own legends. ... The shadowy characters that Francis Scott starts his novels with start to come to life with their personalities unraveling with each passing chapter. ... Over all Francis Scott Key Fitzgeralds books and shorts stories were able to teach future generations about an era they knew nothing about until the opened one of his books. ...
