Digital photography is like giving each of us a pen to create movies

Consuelo 2022-04-22 07:01:48

In fact, what film fundamentalism insists on is not the materiality of film, but the power that materiality carries. What digital brings is the thinning of power, not only the reduction of shooting costs, the freedom of shooting techniques and picture production, and the reorganization of the director, photography and post-production team's control over the final cut, but also the general public's access to the media. ——To a certain extent, technology has brought about the partial liberation of images, the disruption and reconstruction of old structures, and the promotion of democratization in disguise. The shrine properties of theaters will not disappear completely, but their spatial boundaries will expand/blur. The funny thing is that despite being directors with a strong desire to control, Fincher and Nolan have drawn diametrically opposite conclusions about their own power from the film digital battle, which is like a Hollywood miniature of the American political battle between left and right. but! Capital can of course find new ways to clamp down on numbers (such as 3D abuse), a door opens, and a new door is born. The most important thing is to scan the repair archives! Like Cameron's rhetorical question: When was it ever real?! And, old horse ❤️

Scarlett 2022-04-23 07:03:59

It's not a fan, it's a fan.