MASARYK UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF FILM STUDIES AND AUDIOVISUAL CULTURE MAŠA HILČIŠIN SPRING SEMESTER 2012 Development and Growth of Documentaries: Social.

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MASARYK UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF FILM STUDIES AND AUDIOVISUAL CULTURE MAŠA HILČIŠIN SPRING SEMESTER 2012 Development and Growth of Documentaries: Social Influence

Searching for definition ‘Creative treatment of actuality’ / John Grierson Form that is beyond the simple descriptive terms of the teaching film, more imaginative and expressive than the specific publicity picture, deeper in meaning and more skillful in style than the news-reel, wider in observation than the travel picture or lecture film, more profound in implication and reference than the plain ‘interest’ picture / Paul Rotha Representation of the world we already occupy / Bill Nichols

Development and Growth of Documentaries: Social Influence Brief chronological history: Actuality films [Gheorghe Marinescu, Auguste and Louis Lumiere, Edward S. Curtis....] Nanook of the North / Robert J. Flaherty (1922) Direct Cinema [Robert Drew, Richard Leacock, Barbara Kopple, Frederick Wiseman...], and Cinéma vérité [Jean Rouch, Albert and David Maysles...]

Development and Growth of Documentaries: Social Influence Human rights films are films that reflect the actual state of human rights violations, or the visions and aspirations as to the ways to redress those violations. Human Rights Film Network

Development and Growth of Documentaries: Social Influence Interpretation is an educational activity which aims to reveal meaning and relationships through the use of original objects, by first-hand experience, and by illustrative media, rather than simply to communicate factual information. Freeman Tilden

Development and Growth of Documentaries: Social Influence Recommended readings: Aitken, Ian (2005). Encyclopedia of the Documentary Film. London: Routledge Bruzzi, Stela (2000). New Documentary: A Critical Introduction. London: Routledge Nichols, Bill (2010). Introduction to Documentary. Indiana University Press Renov, Michael (2004). The Subject of Documentary. London: University of Minnesota Press Rotha, Paul (1966). Documentary Film. London: Faber and Faber ltd. Sarkar, Bhaskar (2009). Documentary Testimonies: Global Archives of Suffering. Taylor & Francis Turner, Graeme (1999). Film as social practice. London: Routledge

Development and Growth of Documentaries: Social Influence Thank you for your attention