Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Notes // YOUNG MAN FALLING by Martin de Thurah

watched this amazing movie today and it immediately gave me a million thoughts. untangled them on paper and pose them to you. // please watch the trailer at the bottom too!


---> YOUNG MAN FALLING by
subtext is content Martin
de
Thurah
--> He is taking a test.
But how does he feel
about it?

STORY is king. But
story is more than
what just happens
physically.. but what
is happening big picture.

--> He is scared of failing
at the the test.

FORM! Close-ups
shallow depth of field
shaky camera - make you feel scared.

--> He is scared visually told through form!

YOUNG MAN FALLING
by MARTIN DE THURAH
prt. 2
______________
___________
Compelling-ness of story
is based not only on
content BUT also form.

-->He is taking a test.
simple, not necessarily
COMPELLING

But how important is this
thing to the character?
What is lying beneath
the surface? How can we
inform that by form?
How can we make simple
action the most compelling
moment for us through that
character. AND will it create
compelling questions in our minds?


prt.3


IF FORM SUGGESTS
undisclosed CONTENT
the audience will
have tons of questions,
they will ask TONS
of questions, that they
will NEED answered!

They will be
COMPELLED
to wait for your
answers.
They will be compelled
to wait until you
reveal the answers.

Slow disclosure

not cinematically but
story driven.
prt. 4



appropriate

use of surreal ----->

MISE en SCENE
------------------>
creating imagery
that might suggest subtext

RAISE questions,
but respect your audience
enough to answer them.

Absurd, surreal imagery
grounded in realistic
experience-able emotional
context!!

? right?



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