In the film, there is a scene where the eyes rotate, and the lens rotates with it. It's so cool. It's the practice of my own film eye theory, and I use the lens to capture some pictures that ordinary people usually ignore.
At the end of the film, Vertov used stop-motion animation to make people feel that the lens is alive. The lens, as a human eye, can transform life and create life. In the film, various shots are combined together, using montage The combination of the techniques makes me feel a kind of praise for the passion, and it really creates a new model, which is admirable.
Through this film, I have gained a lot, and it is worthy of the eyes of the film.
(1) The use of montage techniques
In Chapter 3-2, Vertov used a montage technique to edit divorce, marriage, birth and death together, giving people a sense of time travel, which made me feel very novel.
(2) The use of double exposure
had a profound impact on later generations
(3) Playing backwards and using slow motion
Use when photographing athletes jumping hurdles
(4) The use of self-reflection
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