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Fascinating! 🤩 The complete video in 60 frames per second: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tykGHGhC00
Stap in een tijdmachine: welkom in het Amsterdam van 1922, in kleur en HD
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De videobewerker Denis Shiryaev maakt naam op YouTube met video’s waarin hij honderd jaar oude archiefbeelden omtovert tot levendige, kleurrijke filmpjes. Hoe doet hij dat?
The first movies were unedited single shots. They were situated in the same space and took place in the same time. To make a film story more dynamic, it was necessary to manipulate space and time. Film history shows you some excellent examples. Look at this excerpt of Amélie Poulain(2001). Within a movie time of 47 seconds Amélie changes from a child into a young adult. Learn much more with the ABCinema online film course => abcinema.org
Movie projection on television. Pan and scan![]()
Almost all movies that were made before 1950 were registered on camera in the format 4:3 or 1.33:1. When television in the 50's of the previous century reached the general public the same size was chosen for projection of films on television. But feature movies in those days were made in another format. An interesting analysis on the “pan and scan” to the television format can be seen in this documentary “the letterbox”. Learn much more with the ABCinema online film course => abcinema.org
Turner Classic Movies: Letterbox
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We're proud of this piece Michael Koepenick edited with writer/producer Jeanne Franz for TCM. Ironic that this piece was done back before TCM was broadcastin...