The Art of Photoplay Making
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"The absence of detail in all these pictures stimulates ^pur fancies, and lifts us into the realm of the ideal. Crude realities cannot 1 See page 96.
From the Lasky Carmen. A good example of balance and rhythm in landscape. The pictorial and dramatic value of the composition, how- ever, would have heen greater if the riders had been shown going instead of coming. See Chapters III and VIII.
From Sweet Kitty Bet lairs. The spectator enjoys a silhouette picture because it rests the eye and gives t...he imagination a chance to supply the omitted or suppressed details. See page 96.
THE APPEAL TO THE IMAGINATION 97 offend because they are not there, and our imagination always paints things more beautiful than they are.
A pictorial effect allied to that of the silhouette is the shadow of a figure or of an object which we can- not see. There is something poetic and mysterious in this unsubstantial evidence of things not seen. In the last chapter of Anatole France's Le Livre de Mon Ami the narrator tells of an extraordinary incident which occurred one night while he was stopping at a country inn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The absence of detail in all these pictures stimulates ^pur fancies, and lifts us into the realm of the ideal. Crude realities cannot 1 See page 96.
From the Lasky Carmen. A good example of balance and rhythm in landscape. The pictorial and dramatic value of the composition, how- ever, would have heen greater if the riders had been shown going instead of coming. See Chapters III and VIII.
From Sweet Kitty Bet lairs. The spectator enjoys a silhouette picture because it rests the eye and gives t...he imagination a chance to supply the omitted or suppressed details. See page 96.
THE APPEAL TO THE IMAGINATION 97 offend because they are not there, and our imagination always paints things more beautiful than they are.
A pictorial effect allied to that of the silhouette is the shadow of a figure or of an object which we can- not see. There is something poetic and mysterious in this unsubstantial evidence of things not seen. In the last chapter of Anatole France's Le Livre de Mon Ami the narrator tells of an extraordinary incident which occurred one night while he was stopping at a country inn.
What to read after The Art of Photoplay Making?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Oscar Freeburg to read onlineMoreLess
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