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The Unexpected
Doreen Brandon . Orlando Calvo . Tom Garitano
Melanie Sampson . Renia Singleton . Brandon Strickland
WHAT IS IT THAT IS UNEXPECTED?


Sergei saw how cinema began to develop.
In Kabuki, Sergei Eisenstein saw effects
that might be achieved through a camera.
What Surprised Eisenstein?
      Eisenstein praised the Japanese
      for their instinctive practice.
   He admired the                   Sergei also admired the
    mechanical cutting by             fragmented acting. That's
    actors. The actor were            where an actor would act
    able to break up their            a scene with their single
    acting without transitions.       body part. The next
    An actor was able to shift        scene would be a
    their emotions, which was         different body part. The
    similar to how Eisenstein         time of each shirt would
    shifted emotions in the           decrease, which would
    way he cut shots.                 cause more a dramatic
                                      affect.
How does Eisenstein relate his
   experience to cinema?
           He relates his experience with
            Japan and the Kabuki in many
            ways. One is he talks about the
            “Karauki-musume” is a
            melodramatic farce. How this
            ends in “incredible gloom” and
            for long intervals is criminally
            torn in both directions. (27)
His experience to
         cinema Cont.
   Eisenstein mentions that trying to combine
    elements is one of the hardest things to do.
    He also talks about how Charlie Chaplin
    was unable to balance tying the elements
    together. This shows how difficult it may
    be. Eisenstein also mentions the archaism
    of non-differentiated sense of
    “provocations” and “montage thinking.” (27)
    Eisenstein took away thins from the Kabuki
    theatre which he could relate to his own
    work.
What is Conventionalism?


 the philosophical attitude that
fundamental principles of a certain kind
are grounded on (explicit or implicit)
agreements in society, rather than on
external reality
Are conventional! How can such conventions
   move Europeans?!”
   Use a monistic ensemble
     “Sound-movement-space-voice don’t
     accompany another, but each are an
     element of significance.”

KABUKI THEATRE
Montage

A technique in film editing in which a series of
short shots are edited into a sequence to
condense space, time, and information.
Movies that show Montage
YouTube Clips
   http://www.youtube      http://www.youtube
    .com/watch?v=XwN         .com/watch?v=Sh7k
    5ndR65QM                 VYYBNyk
       (over tonal)               (UP)

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The Unexpected

  • 1. The Unexpected Doreen Brandon . Orlando Calvo . Tom Garitano Melanie Sampson . Renia Singleton . Brandon Strickland
  • 2. WHAT IS IT THAT IS UNEXPECTED? Sergei saw how cinema began to develop. In Kabuki, Sergei Eisenstein saw effects that might be achieved through a camera.
  • 3. What Surprised Eisenstein? Eisenstein praised the Japanese for their instinctive practice.  He admired the  Sergei also admired the mechanical cutting by fragmented acting. That's actors. The actor were where an actor would act able to break up their a scene with their single acting without transitions. body part. The next An actor was able to shift scene would be a their emotions, which was different body part. The similar to how Eisenstein time of each shirt would shifted emotions in the decrease, which would way he cut shots. cause more a dramatic affect.
  • 4. How does Eisenstein relate his experience to cinema?  He relates his experience with Japan and the Kabuki in many ways. One is he talks about the “Karauki-musume” is a melodramatic farce. How this ends in “incredible gloom” and for long intervals is criminally torn in both directions. (27)
  • 5. His experience to cinema Cont.  Eisenstein mentions that trying to combine elements is one of the hardest things to do. He also talks about how Charlie Chaplin was unable to balance tying the elements together. This shows how difficult it may be. Eisenstein also mentions the archaism of non-differentiated sense of “provocations” and “montage thinking.” (27) Eisenstein took away thins from the Kabuki theatre which he could relate to his own work.
  • 6. What is Conventionalism? the philosophical attitude that fundamental principles of a certain kind are grounded on (explicit or implicit) agreements in society, rather than on external reality
  • 7. Are conventional! How can such conventions move Europeans?!” Use a monistic ensemble “Sound-movement-space-voice don’t accompany another, but each are an element of significance.” KABUKI THEATRE
  • 8. Montage A technique in film editing in which a series of short shots are edited into a sequence to condense space, time, and information.
  • 10. YouTube Clips  http://www.youtube  http://www.youtube .com/watch?v=XwN .com/watch?v=Sh7k 5ndR65QM VYYBNyk (over tonal) (UP)