Plan for today:
Powerschool! Announcements and then we go!
We will continue Finding Nemo / Behind the Scenes for 15 minutes.
Then, **the first documentary ever made!!**
History of documentary film
What is a "documentary" to you?
Oxford Dictionary:
A documentary film is a nonfictional motion picture intended to document some aspect of reality, primarily for the purposes of instruction or maintaining a historical record.
1870s -1880s - Impressionism - paintings of "modern life," the natural world, un-constructed scenes.
Pre-impressionism -- Historical, religious, constructed paintings --
Alexandre Cabanel - Death of Moses - 1851
Impressionism
Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette
1897 - A boxing match
filmed by Enoch Rector
1900 - 1920 Travelogue films - Moscow Clad in Snow (1908)
1911 With Our King and Queen through India -- first "kinemacolor" film - Invented by Charles Urban
1920s -- Documentaries became more "idealistic" through Romanticism - a movement to glorify nature, the human condition, unstructured life (sound familiar -- Impressionism was a part of Romanticism!)
Example: First full-feature documentary: Nanook of the North (1922) by Robert J. Flaherty
Heavily staged for "true man vs. nature" --
-- He had his subjects shoot a walrus with a harpoon instead of a nearby shotgun
-- He built igloos whereas many of them lived in constructed westernized cabins.
Beginning of Nanook of the North
Stamp and file your ~spelling heart~
Late spelling homework goes in my late tray - other wise I won't see it / give you credit!
Planner reminder: Study flashcards for the quiz tomorrow
Plan for the day:
1. Biography timeline examples
2. C3 - daily writing share-out
3. Smarter Balance testing practice (computer lab)
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