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cinema, since its evolution, has emerged as one of the most stimulating means of influencing the human race.... Indian National cinema.... cinema, since its evolution, has emerged as one of the most stimulating means of influencing the human race.... One of the best and most widely known examples of national cinema is the Indian cinema.... This article looks into the concept of national cinema and explores the Indian cinema in detail....
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Compared to American cinema, the relation between British television and cinema has been viewed as rather hostile.... In spite of the tension caused by the refusal to sell feature films to television, the decade broadcasted television cinema programs such as Current Release, Picture Parade, and Film Fanfare, which kept the two industries connected.... As different delivery systems, such as video cassettes, cable, and satellite and then the new age media such as Internet and i-phones have broken technological barriers, they have revolutionized the business of film production....
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As the relationships among film and the city carry on to expand as a focal point of critical inquisition, cinema and the City stands as one of the further reachable and pioneering entry-points into the issues.... This review is inter-disciplinary in its draw near, giving notice to the cinema-city association not only from the point of view of film studies but throughout art history, urban studies, geography, and critical hypothesis.
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The diversity of Hollywood cinema drastically decreased after the Paramount Decree, moving away from the low-budget films to fewer ones with high budgets.... As a result, it is demonstrated further, that the audiences of these low-budget films left the Hollywood cinema, rather than transforming their tastes suddenly to art films.... The main argument of this study states that the decline in the production of low-budget movies served as the main reason for the growth of art-houses in the 1950s....
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ot least amongst these pressures will be the need to bring authenticity to the end product, particularly in a situation where the production itself is set in a period outside of the present.... Similarly, the designer's work from the conception of the idea to the finished product will be governed by time constraints imposed by other production processes.... ilm, Television and Theatre production companies and organisations consider costume design to be an integral and important part of the process of production....
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The following research 'cinema as a Self-Help and Therapeutic Tool' brings a concise clarification as to how film and cinema have transformed over the years, becoming more than just a source of public entertainment, and how film and cinema have developed into a form known as a form of cinema-therapy.... The author states that depending upon what cinematic film is being viewed, various emotions express themselves as either positive psychological re-enforcers or for some the impact from cinema can lead to maladaptive behaviors....
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The diversity of Hollywood cinema drastically decreased after the Paramount Decree, moving away from the low-budget films to fewer ones with high budgets.... As a result, it is demonstrated further, that the audiences of these low-budget films left the Hollywood cinema, rather than transforming their tastes suddenly to art films.... The main argument of this study states that the decline in the production of low-budget movies served as the main reason for the growth of art-houses in the 1950s....
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Also, then, BBC had an elitist view of the channel's responsibility and image, and Head of Television Service, Norman Collins, had made it clear that BBC had no intention to turn into home cinema and show commercial movies, as it had much more serious responsibilities.... In spite of the tension caused by a refusal to sell feature films to television, the decade broadcasted television cinema programs such as Current Release, Picture Parade, and Film Fanfare, which kept the two industries connected....
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