HAPIVERI Magazine
The Art of Sound and Music: The Aural Appeal Su...
The overlapping dialogue mentioned repeatedly is one of the most famous features of Hawks's films. Before Hawks, Hollywood conversations generally had one person finish speaking before the next began. Hawks...
The Art of Sound and Music: The Aural Appeal Su...
The overlapping dialogue mentioned repeatedly is one of the most famous features of Hawks's films. Before Hawks, Hollywood conversations generally had one person finish speaking before the next began. Hawks...
John Ford’s Film Direction: Applying Compositio...
One of cinema’s most famous pupil-and-master relationships connects Orson Welles and John Ford. The story that Welles watched *Stagecoach* with his crew every night while preparing *Citizen Kane* has become...
John Ford’s Film Direction: Applying Compositio...
One of cinema’s most famous pupil-and-master relationships connects Orson Welles and John Ford. The story that Welles watched *Stagecoach* with his crew every night while preparing *Citizen Kane* has become...
Portraits of Family and Community: The Aestheti...
The most important theme running through John Ford's films is a deep affection for family and community. Born and raised in a large family of Irish immigrants, he regarded family...
Portraits of Family and Community: The Aestheti...
The most important theme running through John Ford's films is a deep affection for family and community. Born and raised in a large family of Irish immigrants, he regarded family...
Hitchcock's Enduring Themes and Influence on Co...
A recurring plot in Hitchcock's films involves an innocent person falsely accused who pursues the real culprit while on the run. In many works, including The 39 Steps (1935), Young...
Hitchcock's Enduring Themes and Influence on Co...
A recurring plot in Hitchcock's films involves an innocent person falsely accused who pursues the real culprit while on the run. In many works, including The 39 Steps (1935), Young...
A Magician of Sound and Music: Hitchcock's Tech...
Hitchcock established a method of increasing tension by contrasting silence with sudden noise. In Sabotage (1936), only the audience knows that a boy is carrying a time bomb. Repeated sounds...
A Magician of Sound and Music: Hitchcock's Tech...
Hitchcock established a method of increasing tension by contrasting silence with sudden noise. In Sabotage (1936), only the audience knows that a boy is carrying a time bomb. Repeated sounds...
Toru Takemitsu's International Recognition and ...
Toru Takemitsu's talent was widely recognized and valued abroad as well as in Japan. From the 1960s, his name was heard increasingly at Western film festivals, and works featuring his...
Toru Takemitsu's International Recognition and ...
Toru Takemitsu's talent was widely recognized and valued abroad as well as in Japan. From the 1960s, his name was heard increasingly at Western film festivals, and works featuring his...