Dear students,
It's hard to believe, but we are halfway through the semester Hulu Summer Film School. This week we will explore the role of the band in the development of the film, score and sound design.
The work of the composer, musical director, and his tone to be used to give life to the story. Thanks for playing with sounds from the movie that make the hairs on the neck stand to the surprise arrival of an evil or our hearts swell to a first kiss. When these artists are able to match the song with the scene on the right, it is a magical moment of pure cinema.
Enjoy the selection, and if you have any suggestions on the specific content you want it, leave a comment below, we will. Happy learning!
- Film School Summer Team Hulu
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1) A Hard Day Night
Setting the Power Rankings with Jonathan Katz (an analysis of the use of clay in the evening of that day)
2) Black Orpheus
Composer Antonio Carlos Jobim and Luiz Bonfa
She recently appeared in the music video for Arcade Fire for "Afterlife" Black Orpheus Marcel Camus celebrates the carnival atmosphere of Brazil and radiates energy and visual spectacle on each image. Composer Antonio Carlos Jobim and Luiz Bonfa highlight this Greek tragedy with the music of his homeland, inspired a generation of music lovers around the world, fall in love sex with infectious rhythms and styles of rhythm guitar Bossa Nova. Of particular interest is the setting for the final film in which a young serenade the sunrise with the song of Orpheus "Samba de Orfeu", while a girl dancing next to him. Review of the song in the last scene, composers to promote nostalgia for the beginning of the film, and create a cleaner exclamation in the cycle of life in the history of cinema.
Extra Credit: Clock Black Orpheus The Bossa Nova sound, a feature of the Criterion Collection 18 minutes to explore the history of Bossa Nova and the influence of the film in the genre.
3) M
Sound Designer / Director: Fritz Lang
Released at the beginning of the conversion of silent films sounds, Fritz Lang's M is a master class on how to use sound to reflect the internal state of a character. In this case, the character whose mind we enter is Hans Beckert, a child murderer who whistles "In the Hall of the Mountain King" whenever he was on the hunt for his next victim. In one memorable scene, are the sounds of a busy street soundscape Beckert circling the neighborhood. Suddenly, all that spoiled our quiet observation of the thinking of a child and the window is overcome with desire. It is as if the view of the dam caused all his people come to a standstill. When the child begins to walk, the sound is not cut and suddenly we returned to the sonic horns and traces of the city. Although M is a sound film, these pockets of silence that draws its force.
4) Eraserhead
Recording and re-recording: Alan R. splet
Sound Editing: Alan R. splet
Sound Effects: David Lynch and Alan R. splet
Lady in the radiator song composed and sung by Peter Ivers
Obsessive love for David Lynch for his evident throughout his work, and this is especially true in his first feature film Eraserhead. Lynch To the sounds of a film is as important as your images. Sounds include everything from the surreal music in the diegetic noise ornaments and paintings of abstract soundscapes. Children of Eraserhead paint a portrait of his vague dystopian world. The Adventures of Henry through a barren landscape from wind supplements and groans, the foreign industrial wasteland before. When Henry unravels psychologically sound design Lynch built a disturbing crescendo, a technique often used in the following movies (see: the decline of Laura Palmer in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me or the last episode of Mulholland Drive). Eraserhead also led the integration perfect song with the story as a psychologically insightful device. When the lady in the radiator song "In Heaven," is a great musical number, cathartic, whose strange beauty seems surreal images fill the film with their actual emotional states.
Additional screen:
5) Waste Land
Composer: Moby
6) Gimme Shelter
Composers: The Rolling Stones
7) The Pianist
Composer Wojciech Kilar
8) The daughter of a coal miner
Composer: Loretta Lynn
Vocational links:
1) The SoundWorks Collection - The video series presents the songwriters and noisemakers behind some of the most popular songs of Hollywood. Be sure to watch episodes of The Sound of Wall-E and the spotlight on Gary Hecker, noisemakers behind legendary films such as Star Wars Trilogy and Spiderman.
2) How to make a killer soundtrack by Michael Giacchino form - the composer behind popular features like Up, Star Trek, Lost and guides us through his creative filmmography and explains their options and where he finds inspiration for his compositions.
3) How Film Soundtracks by Wes Anderson - the music supervisor Randall Poster Wes Anderson talks about working with Wes and the process of selection and approval of the song.
Visit the School Movie Night Hulu to see a busy day and learn more about lighting and color theory.
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