Browsing by Author "Barrett, Kyle"
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Creative restrictions in student filmmaking: the Lessons of Dogme 95
(Ames, 2018)How do we approach media education in the current political climate? How do we teach students the importance of critical thinking when examining the media? The rise of movements such as #Me Too and Time's Up make media one ... -
Inconsistent Cinema: Paul Thomas Anderson, There will be blood and the postmodern filmmaker
(Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Canada, 2021)Paul Thomas Anderson’s early work up to and including There Will Be Blood (2007) are examples of incoherent, postmodern cinema. Anderson’s formative years produced four critically acclaimed features, Hard Eight (1996), ... -
Mad Max: Fury Road - Challenging narrative and gender representation in the action genre
(2017)This article explores the key components that made "Mad Max: Fury Road" a subversive text within the action/post-apocalyptic genre. There will be a discussion of the film’s narrative (or lack of), Miller’s visual language ... -
Smashing the small screen: David Lynch, Twin Peaks and reinventing television
(McFarland, 2017)Cult filmmaker reinvented the visual landscape of television with his series Twin Peaks. By applying his creative practices to network television production, Lynch turned the small screen in to a cinematic event that pulled ...
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The artist is present: Lynch, Mendieta and creative practices of the body on-screen
(The University of Waikato, 2021)This thesis examines visualisations of the human body and investigates how specific creative practices influence body representation on screen. Utilising a mixed methodological approach, including practice-related frameworks ... -
Online Heroines: Exploring the Experiences of Aotearoa New Zealand Women Filmmakers
(The University of Waikato, 2018)The experiences of Aotearoa New Zealand women filmmakers have historically included discrimination, erasure, and exclusion; however, online platforms have been suggested as an antidote to this culture. This research explores ...
