HAPIVERI Magazine

Arthur Penn, Master of Directing Actors: A Distinctive Method for Drawing Out Performance

Arthur Penn, Master of Directing Actors: A Dist...

Arthur Penn was highly regarded in the film industry as a director skilled with actors, drawing numerous great performances onto the screen. He had studied at the celebrated Actors Studio...

Arthur Penn, Master of Directing Actors: A Dist...

Arthur Penn was highly regarded in the film industry as a director skilled with actors, drawing numerous great performances onto the screen. He had studied at the celebrated Actors Studio...

Visual Technology and Cross-Genre Direction: An Analysis of Wilder’s Craftsmanship

Visual Technology and Cross-Genre Direction: An...

At the heart of Wilder’s visual technique was the belief that “showy shots distract the audience from the story.” Especially in his later work, he avoided moving the camera or...

Visual Technology and Cross-Genre Direction: An...

At the heart of Wilder’s visual technique was the belief that “showy shots distract the audience from the story.” Especially in his later work, he avoided moving the camera or...

Themes in Hawks's Work and His Influence on Film History: What Timeless Values Suggest Today

Themes in Hawks's Work and His Influence on Fil...

The protagonists of Howard Hawks's films are often portrayed as professionals who take pride in their work. They may be pilots, captains, journalists, gunfighters, or scientists, but they share a...

Themes in Hawks's Work and His Influence on Fil...

The protagonists of Howard Hawks's films are often portrayed as professionals who take pride in their work. They may be pilots, captains, journalists, gunfighters, or scientists, but they share a...

A Master of Cinematic Innovation: Hitchcock's Camera Work and Editing

A Master of Cinematic Innovation: Hitchcock's C...

Hitchcock was a master at aligning viewers' gaze with a character's, creating empathy or a sense of complicity. He frequently filmed a character from close range directly in front, then...

A Master of Cinematic Innovation: Hitchcock's C...

Hitchcock was a master at aligning viewers' gaze with a character's, creating empathy or a sense of complicity. He frequently filmed a character from close range directly in front, then...

Shinji Higuchi's Special-Effects Expression: Applying Planning and Filming to Corporate Videos

Shinji Higuchi's Special-Effects Expression: Ap...

Born in 1965, Shinji Higuchi entered the film industry immediately after high school as an assistant sculpting monster suits for 1984's The Return of Godzilla. This was a golden age...

Shinji Higuchi's Special-Effects Expression: Ap...

Born in 1965, Shinji Higuchi entered the film industry immediately after high school as an assistant sculpting monster suits for 1984's The Return of Godzilla. This was a golden age...

The Evolution of Horror: Applying Cinematography and Sound to Impression Design in Video Production

The Evolution of Horror: Applying Cinematograph...

Hideo Nakata's career as a filmmaker began with 'Don't Look Up' in 1996. Set at a film studio, this memorable theatrical-feature debut attracted attention for innovative horror direction despite its...

The Evolution of Horror: Applying Cinematograph...

Hideo Nakata's career as a filmmaker began with 'Don't Look Up' in 1996. Set at a film studio, this memorable theatrical-feature debut attracted attention for innovative horror direction despite its...