HISTART 2901 Lecture Notes - Lecture 15: Crane Shot, Killing Machine, Tracking Shot

• School: Ohio State University
• Department: History of Art
• Course: HISTART 2901
• Professor: Steven Hunt

Document Summary

Montage comes from the french word monter, which means to. A type of editing, specifically one in which a director creates certain combinations, juxtapositions of shots to create an idea in the mind of the viewer. It comes from lev kuleshov and the kuleshov effect, wherein the film shot doesn"t really have meaning on its own, but only in relationship to another shot or shots. This can be related to words--the word bat would not have proper meaning unless it were used in its specific context. It does more than slow down the passage of time. The silent era and the development of narrative form: 1913-1925: the soviet union: eisenstein and the theory of montage. Our first exams will be returned to us next week on either monday or wednesday. A) montage (which is from the french verb monter--to assemble) is a type of editing that does more than simply describe (or.