Media, Information and Technoculture 2000F/G Study Guide - Final Guide: Ted Nelson, Fax, Tax Deduction
15 Dec 2016
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Wrote and stared in her own movies 1916: god"s country & the women = first big break. Feminine subjectivity today = constructed on basis of generic characterology. Then to ny & try and sell films. Brainwash audience remain obedient to capitalist interests. Us film industry: post wwi = export orientated. Canadian film = not sustain same process large distances urban. Same as radio: promote canadian interests in film regulations. Communal hall: try and get money for showing movies. Immense growth 7 mil people going daily. Movies improved; started to have plots & lasted more than 15 min. Low culture arcades, dance halls, pool, burlesque. Unsuccessful: not based on screens but on theatre only big ones could. World in action = monthly series of propaganda films- allied war effort. Nfb saved by cold war national cultural policy educational films. 80s/90s supported minority emerging film makers/1st nations. Importance no words just music and visuals.
