✹ The Cinematic Legacy of F. W. Murnau
[WATCHING WITH SUBTITLES RECOMMENDED] A video essay about Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau's development of the unchained camera technique and its subsequent impact on film as a medium. It was made in 2018 as a university project during my studies at the Arts, Culture and Media department of Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, under the mentorship of prof. Julian Hanich. If you are interested in the topic, I recommend checking out academic work. Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction 1:16 - Nosferatu 1:46 - Phantom 2:19 - The Last Laugh 5:36 - Faust 6:13 - Sunrise 8:00 - City Girl 8:40 - Murnau's Lasting Influence & Hitchcock Music: "By The Wall" - Floex / Tomáš Dvořák (from Machinarium) Clips and information provided are for educational purposes only. Thanks for watching.
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John Bailey, ASC on F.W. Murnau's 'City Girl' (and Malick's 'Days of Heaven')
Silence is Golden: Visual Storytelling Techniques in The Last Laugh
Stan Brakhage: 'I wanted to make a poem'
Remastering an 87 year old movie with AI
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6. German Film, Murnau
Sunrise: Analysis of Film Form, Context, Aesthetics and Auteur Characteristics
The Horror Films of F.W. Murnau (Nosferatu, Phantom, The Haunted Castle and Faust)
A Beginner's Guide to German Cinema
The Golem: Horror's First Franchise.
Why Movies Just Don't Feel "Real" Anymore
5 Frames from Sunrise (Murnau 1927)
When the director is reeeally good at their job
The Legacy of Nosferatu (1922) and the Birth of Horror
Ingmar Bergman's Films -- My Top 10 Favorites
