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Trains in Film Noir
Veljanoski, Antonio ; DOMINKOVÁ, Petra (advisor) ; DOLENSKÝ, Martin (referee)
In this Bachelor's thesis, I will pay attention to the specific use of trains and train stations in the specific film era of film noir. My goal is to analyze the various aspects of the use of trains in this film era and partly its predecessors. Actually this Bachelor's thesis will be oriented to the dramaturgical use of film language from sound dramaturgy until the work with mise en scène. I must note that I will focus on a couple of films that are different than the others and have their own specific features that are authentic, analyzing every film noir example in which trains appear is not my goal. Mostly I will analyze its function in various cases. Some of the films will be just named and explained why they are on this list. In that way I would like to show more of this topic.
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A Director´s Subtle Control
Pimentel, Carla Carolina ; JANEČEK, Vít (advisor) ; DOMINKOVÁ, Petra (referee)
During my directing mentorship I have come to understand how to work in collaboration with most of the different facets of filmmaking that contribute to making successful films. With practical analysis of major films and filmmakers of our history and with the instillment of visual theory, it is clear that filmmaking is never as easy as it looks. My aim is to enlighten some techniques used by the old and new in different variations. My take is directed specifically on how to work with actors. Through exercises, situations, techniques and practical examples, I attempt, with this study, to help developing directors understand the individual variations of working with actors and non-actors. The path of a director is one of countless obstacles, but with intuition and a developed technique the director can be prepared for the unexpected.
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