El efecto Kulechov

Ask me anything   En la década de 1920, Lev Kulechov proponía a sus alumnos del Instituto de Cine Ruso un curioso experimento: colocaba el mismo primer plano de un famoso actor del momento, junto tres imágenes diferentes (un plato de sopa, una niña muerta y una mujer recostada elegantemente) y pedía a sus alumnos que identificaran las sensaciones del rostro del aquel hombre. Con ello, demostró que el efecto de un plano, de una imagen, podía ser completamente dependiente de aquellos o aquellas con las que se combinara.

ivyarchive:

Bronn before he was a badass sellsword (x, x, and x)

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#omg gameoftrones bronn 

callmebartleby:

Auguste & Louis Lumière - Le squelette joyeux (1895)

Back to work…..

It’s ultracute <3

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oldhollywood:

1910’s-era movie theater etiquette Public Service Announcements (via 1,2)

Most early movie theaters had only one projector so “etiquette slides” were used to divert the audience while reels were being changed. These glass slides often featured lighthearted instructions for proper behavior while viewing a film.

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curiouserand: Been meaning to make this for weeks.

curiouserand: Been meaning to make this for weeks.

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hipstergameofthrones:

Ned, you stupid bastard. Oh wait… you’re not the bastard! He has no honor but still has his head.

hipstergameofthrones:

Ned, you stupid bastard.
Oh wait… you’re not the bastard! He has no honor but still has his head.

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