Film Theory
The Hays Code Explained [Short History of Hollywood]
You might have noticed that old Hollywood films feature a lot less sex and violence. This is a result of the Hays Code, a set
Amy Clarke
04/09/2023
You might have noticed that old Hollywood films feature a lot less sex and violence. This is a result of the Hays Code, a set
Shot composition is one of the most fundamental aspects of filmmaking. Its purpose is not only to be visually appealing but also to serve the
Postmodernism is an art movement that started after World War II. It’s found in all art forms, including writing, painting, and music. The goal is
Throughout cinema, artists have influenced how filmmakers create films. In the 1920s, films made in Germany focused on dream-like worlds through German Expressionism. In contrast,
In this article, we will discuss low-key lighting, why it’s used, where you’ve seen it, and how to use it for your next project. What
German Expressionism in film was a creative movement in the early 20th century. It focused on the artist’s inner emotions rather than showing film realism. This
Western movies are a film genre set in the American frontier. What makes a story Western is its time period and Wild West location. In
You’ve probably heard various terms to describe lighting in film. Practical, motivated, and ambient, to name a few. However, each plays an important role in
Have you ever seen a shot from a film and instantly felt a sense of happiness, balance, and connection? Well, there’s a name for this