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   What is ethnographic film?

   • Ethnographic film is deservedly valued by anthropologists as capturing diverse and isolated groups from all over the world, but to imagine other cultures are best when static and unchanging is to misunderstand the purpose of ethnographic study.

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   Why are ethnographic films important?

   • In his 1996 essay "Iconophobia: How Anthropology Lost It at The Movies," Sweetgrass co-filmmaker Lucien Castaing-Taylor reasons that ethnographic films -- films produced by anthropologists to present their cultural research -- permit observation that isn't possible in written form, the traditional means of documentation.

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   What are the different types of ethnographic film styles?

   • There are many film styles which one can adopt to make an ethnographic film and observational cinema is one of them. Observational cinema includes direct and vérité cinema which developed back in the 1960’s.

   Observational Cinema And Forms Of Ethnographic Filmmaking

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   What influenced ethnographic film?

   • As of late, ethnographic film has been influenced by ideas of observational cinema similar to the British Free Cinema movement. The arrival of lightweight sound cameras and their accessories opened up possibilities of being able to film almost everywhere. This led to revealing private and informal behaviours to already discreet film-makers.

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2. courses.cornell.edu › preview_course_nopopANTHR 4424 - [Ethnographic Film Theory and History]

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   May 15, 2024 · N. Raheja. This seminar explores the history and theory of ethnographic film. Keeping in mind broader issues of cross-cultural representation, we consider the evolution of ethnographic film as a genre for representing “reality”, embodied practices, and anthropological concepts.

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4. guides.library.ucla.edu › ethno › avAudiovisual Online - Ethnomusicology - Research Guides at ...

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   May 25, 2024 · Volumes I and II of Ethnographic Video Online. Contains streaming video of documentary footage focused on the study of human culture and behavior. Includes ethnographic films, documentaries, select feature films, interviews, field notes, and study guides. See also volume III, Indigenous Voices; and, volume IV, Festivals and Archives.

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5. researchers.anu.edu.au › researchers › macdougall-dcMr David MacDougall - Researchers - ANU

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   May 25, 2024 · Biography. David MacDougall is a maker of documentary and ethnographic films and writer on cinema. He was educated at Harvard University and the University of California at Los Angeles. His first feature-length film, To Live With Herds, filmed in Uganda, won the Grand Prix Venezia Genti at the Venice Film Festival in 1972.

6. catalog.csn.edu › preview_course_nopopANTH 216 - Cultures Through Film - Modern Campus Catalog™

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   2 days ago · ANTH 216 - Cultures Through Film. Credits: 3 Description An exploration of societies, cultures and cultural anthropology through film. Ethnographic and documentary films are shown. Student Learning Outcomes Define the concept of culture, cultural relativism, and ethnocentrism. Define the anthropological concepts examined such as, but not ...

7. www.ritmu.mt › ritmu-events › ethnographic-filmsEthnographic Films Screening - ritmu.mt

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   May 22, 2024 · In this short ethnographic film, anthropologist and artist, Adrian Camilleri, pays tribute to the late Frans Baldacchino, fondly known as 'Il Budaj'. The film delves into the tripartite life of this renowned għannej poet and artist, exploring the diverse facets that made him a central figure in Malta's cultural landscape.

8. cris.library.msu.ac.zw › handle › 11408Ethnographic film and the teaching of African music: a ...

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   May 19, 2024 · Ethnographic film and the teaching of African music: a technological approach of representing past musical hegemonies: Authors: Matiure, Perminus Shoko, T.

9. www.coursehero.com › file › 233571899Unveiling the History of Ethnographic Filmmaking | Course Hero

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   May 15, 2024 · According to Heider, the history of ethnographic film is one part of the history of cinematography itself and, more particularly, of documentary, or nonfiction-film. He also argues how both film-making and ethnography emerged in the nineteenth century and matured in the 1920's, but came together later in the 1960's.