Teaching with Film Michelle Onley Pirkle. Teaching with Film “Upgrade” literature or composition course Film Studies (History & Aesthetics course or Adaptation*)

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Teaching with Film Michelle Onley Pirkle

Teaching with Film “Upgrade” literature or composition course Film Studies (History & Aesthetics course or Adaptation*)

Teaching with Film Positive Holds attention (entertaining) Different teaching tool Cultural Studies Images & audio to read Seen as reward

Teaching with Film Michelle Onley Pirkle

Teaching with Film Positive Holds attention (entertaining) Different teaching tool Cultural Studies Images & audio to read Seen as reward

Teaching with Film Negative Seen as reward

Teaching with Film Negative Seen as reward—tasty dessert

Teaching with Film Positive Tasty dessert  healthy sandwich 

Teaching with Film

Mise en Scène Film as Visual Storytelling

Mise en Scène Camera: angle, lens, filter, shot type Composition: design, organization Color: dominant, contrast, symbolism Actors: position, proximity, body, expression Setting: place, space, materials Lighting: brightness, contrast, Depth: planes, foreground background Framing: tight or loose Form: open or closed, balance

Mise en Scène

Super 8 Director: J. J. Abrams Producer: Stephen Spielberg

Mise en Scène Giannetti, Louis. Understanding Movies. 12th ed. New York: Allyn & Bacon, Print.

Find “Ways In” Duchovatip #2 Costumes, Screenwriting, Music History, Movie Posters, Actors Cinematography, Theme (ex.: War) Acting Style (ex.: Method Acting), Genre Titles, Choreography, Censorship Special Effects (Technology), Set Design Class/Gender/Sexuality Director (Auteur Theory)*, Adaptation*

Auteur Theory

Director as author or auteur of film (patterns of motifs & themes) France (1954)–François Truffaut, Cahiers du Cinéma (directors: Alfred Hitchcock and Howard Hawks) U. S.—Andrew Sarris, The Village Voice Controversial (Pauline Kael— collaboration)

Adaptation Studies

BOOK FILMFILM 

Levels of Adaptation Literal: word-for-word Faithful: captures spirit Loose: little resemblance

Adaptation Studies  Film Novel Short story Video Game Board Game Comic book Toy Historical Event Person Song Painting

“Adaptation Studies at a Crossroads” Thomas Leitch (2008)  Swamp of Fidelity Sea of Intertextuality

“Adaptation Studies at a Crossroads” Thomas Leitch (2008)  Swamp of Fidelity Sea of Intertextuality

“Adaptation Studies at a Crossroads” Thomas Leitch (2008)  Swamp of Fidelity Sea of Intertextuality

“Adaptation Studies at a Crossroads” Thomas Leitch (2008)  Swamp of Fidelity Sea of Intertextuality

“Adaptation Studies at a Crossroads” Thomas Leitch (2008)  Swamp of Fidelity Sea of Intertextuality

“Adaptation Studies at a Crossroads” Thomas Leitch (2008)  Swamp of Fidelity Adaptation 1.1 (2008): Sea of Intertextuality (Bakhtin— “no single source”)

Approaches to Adaptation “The medium is the message.” Marshall McLuhan (1964)

Approaches to Adaptation “What Novels Can Do That Films Can't (And Vice Versa)” Seymour Chatman(1980)

Approaches to Adaptation “What Novels Can Do That Films Can't (And Vice Versa)” Seymour Chatman(1980) Affordances Novel Film Asserts Presents Describes Depicts Focus Overspecification

Approaches to Adaptation “What Novels Can Do That Films Can't (And Vice Versa)” Seymour Chatman(1980) Affordances Novel Film Name music Play music Reader controls time Director controls time

Teaching with Film

Positive Tasty dessert  healthy sandwich 

Teaching with Film Film Sandwich Introduction (director, cultural context, focus) Handout (info & questions over form & content) Film presentation (the chicken!) Written assignment Discussion (groups & full class)

Adaptation Studies BOOK FILMFILM 

Adaptation—Intro (1) 

Adaptation—Intro (1)

Maurice Sendak

Spike Jonze

Adaptation—Handout (2) Questions Information Images

Adaptation—Presentation (3) Opening Scenes 18 minutes

Adaptation—Writing (4) Class answers question(s) Each group answers question (s)

Adaptation—Discussion (5) Each group discusses question(s) Class discusses question(s)

Teaching with Film Michelle Onley Pirkle