Hi.
Can you suggest me some books
about connection between film and Visual Perception?
Something like Arnheim's Art and Visual Perception focalized on Film.
For example
Id' like to investigate the behavoir of human brain during the black
intervals between frames
or during flicker or during
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Hi folks
Anyone on this list living in Lisbon, Portugal? If so wondering if it would be
at all possible for someone to lend me a video camera for Thursday and Friday
of this week? If you contact me off list I can explain the project etc.
Thanks so much!
Miriam
'Light Moving in Time' by William Wees is a good place to start, I think. Also,
there's a great page here that collects essays by Paul Sharits - definitely
worth a look as filmic perception was a fundamental concern of his.
Jonathan
cinema metafisica - artistic research into the cinematic
Of course, Arnheim did write an ART AND VISUAL PERCEPTION focused on film -
FILM AS ART. Though the science behind it has largely been discredited, it's
still a very important work, a totally enjoyable read, and, I think, a valid
aesthetic statement.
Indeed. The main reason why I like
You could look here for a visual psychology take on things, which includes
film-like experiments:
http://www.lifesci.sussex.ac.uk/home/George_Mather/Motion/demo_ind.html
Nicky Hamlyn.
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In relation to Arnheim's limitations point below, there's a brilliant
interview with jean Renoir here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKCrOLcDbjE
Nicky.
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Take a look at Jonathan Crary's writing. He has a few books that refer to
perception and early cinema (although his analysis is situated in a larger
visual arts/ cultural context). I recommend *Techniques of the Observer *for
what you're after*.*
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