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Film Noir. BY ARMIN F.A. Armin F.A. Definition. Used to describe stylish Hollywood crime dramas Means Black and White With sexual motivations emphasizes cynical attitudes Describes much fear, stress, blackness, despair. Origin. Started after WW2 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Film NoirFilm NoirArmin F.AArmin F.A

BY ARMIN F.ABY ARMIN F.A

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Definition• Used to describe stylish Hollywood crime dramas

• Means Black and White

• With sexual motivations

• emphasizes cynical attitudes

• Describes much fear, stress, blackness, despair

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Origin • Started after WW2

• Started from 1940’s stretching to the late 1950’s.

• Movies such as:

• The Maltese Falcon (1941)

• Murder My Sweet (19944)

• Later cold war had more affection on Film Noir.

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Characters • Film noir movies have fatalistic attitudes

• Voice overs are common

• The femme fatale - female archetype

• Sets have gloomy feel

• Story locations are urban

• Some film noirs are produced in semi-documentary style

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RULES OF FILM NOIR

• Choose a Dame with a past and a hero with no future

• Use no fiction but pulp fiction

• See America through a strangers eyes

• Make it any color as long as it’s black

• It ain’t what you say, it’s the way that you say it

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Lighting• Backlighting: Is directed at the camera from behind subject

• Semi-darkness

• Highlighted

• Back lighting

• hard lighting

• high angle lighting

• High contrast Lighting

• Low angle lighting

• Low key lighting

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Camera Angles

• The position of the frame in relation to the subject it shows

• A high angle is when camera is looking down

• low angle when looking up

• Crane shot

• Deep focus

• Establishing shot: A shit that shows environment in which the action will take place

• Traveling shots: The camera movies while filming

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Editing

• Using fade out in the endings

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Narrative

• Using flashbacks

• Murdering

• Cheating

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Iconography

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Theme• Urban areas in cities like New York, Los Angles

• The city is presented as a maze

• Bars, nightclubs, gambling dens

• It is mostly night and raining in Film noir

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Story

• Back story: Events that happened in the beginning of the story

• Flashback: Focusing on the person and cutting to his past

• Murders-----------------betrayal

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• THE END

-http://www.filmnoirstudies.com/glossary/index.asp

-http://filmsnoir.net/film_noir/film-noir-and-the-classic-hollywood-narrative.html

-http://filmnoir2012.blogspot.com.tr/p/narrative-structure.html