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ChapterLow-Level Features of Film: What They Are and Why We Would Be Lost Without Them

Kaitlin L. Brunick2013

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Low-Level Features of Film: What They Are and Why We Would Be Lost Without Them

Kaitlin L. Brunick · James E. Cutting · Jordan Edmund DeLong

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Cinema History and Criticism Cinema and Media Studies Ethics, Aesthetics, and Art

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2005Power laws, Pareto distributions and Zipf's law 1979Film Art: An Introduction 2010An ecological valence theory of human color preference 2002Intensified Continuity Visual Style in Contemporary American Film 1941A Critical and Experimental Study of Colour Preferences 1983Film Style and Technology: History and Analysis 2004Using movement and intentions to understand simple events 2011Quicker, Faster, Darker: Changes in Hollywood Film over 75 Years

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Published2013-03-21

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Citations28

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ShelfCinema History and Criticism

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