Group 1 Responses (400 word minimum). Focus on themes, or specific scene shots, or some other aspect of the film or its social, cultural, musical context. Due by the end of Tuesday.
Group 2 comments (200 word minimum): Supply a thoughtful comment that expands upon one (or several) of Group 1 responses.
Course Blog for Danny Mayer's ENG 281 course. Post 500 word minimum responses for each film viewed in class. Choose an aspect, theme, cinematic wizardry, or scene, and analyze/celebrate it. Post by the Wednesday before class.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Don't Look Back (DA Pennebaker, 1967)
Group 2 Responses (400 word minimum). Focus on themes, or specific scene shots, or some other aspect of the film or its social, cultural, musical context. Due by the end of Tuesday.
Group 1 comments (200 word minimum): Supply a thoughtful comment that expands upon one (or several) of Group 1 responses.
Group 1 comments (200 word minimum): Supply a thoughtful comment that expands upon one (or several) of Group 1 responses.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Gimme Shelter (dir David Maysles, Albert Maysles, Charlotte Zwerin, 1970)
Group 1 Responses (400 word minimum). Focus on themes, or specific scene shots, or some other aspect of the film or its social, cultural, musical context. Due by the end of Tuesday.
Group 2 comments (200 word minimum): Supply a thoughtful comment that expands upon one (or several) of Group 1 responses.
Here's a pretty good article on the Altamont concert that appeared in Gadfly magazine:
http://www.gadflyonline.com/archive/NovDec99/archive-altamont.html
Here's a good review of the film:
http://www.salon.com/entertainment/col/srag/2000/08/10/gimme_shelter
Group 2 comments (200 word minimum): Supply a thoughtful comment that expands upon one (or several) of Group 1 responses.
Here's a pretty good article on the Altamont concert that appeared in Gadfly magazine:
http://www.gadflyonline.com/archive/NovDec99/archive-altamont.html
Here's a good review of the film:
http://www.salon.com/entertainment/col/srag/2000/08/10/gimme_shelter
Monday, February 7, 2011
Soundtrack for a Revolution (2009)
Group 2 Responses (400 word minimum). Focus on themes, or specific scene shots, or some other aspect of the film or its social, cultural, musical context. Due by the end of Tuesday.
Group 1 comments (200 word minimum): Supply a thoughtful comment that expands upon one (or several) of Group 1 responses.
Group 1 comments (200 word minimum): Supply a thoughtful comment that expands upon one (or several) of Group 1 responses.
Friday, January 28, 2011
Be Here to Love Me (dir Margaret Brown, 2004)
Group 1 Responses (400 word minimum). Focus on themes, or specific scene shots, or some other aspect of the film or its social, cultural, musical context. Due by the end of Tuesday.
Group 2 comments (200 word minimum): Supply a thoughtful comment that expands upon one (or several) of Group 1 responses.
Here's a link to the documentary from hulu: http://www.hulu.com/watch/133829/be-here-to-love-me
Here's a clip of Steve Earle playing a Townes song. This was sung during his recent concert promoting an album full of Townes songs. (The two were close enough that Earle named his son, JT, after Townes (Justin Townes Earle).) It's a nice comment on Townes' traveling lifestyle (the song he plays into at the 5:30 mark is a Van Zandt inspired song written by Steve Earle): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKiVsUwVi1c&feature=related
Group 2 comments (200 word minimum): Supply a thoughtful comment that expands upon one (or several) of Group 1 responses.
Here's a link to the documentary from hulu: http://www.hulu.com/watch/133829/be-here-to-love-me
Here's a clip of Steve Earle playing a Townes song. This was sung during his recent concert promoting an album full of Townes songs. (The two were close enough that Earle named his son, JT, after Townes (Justin Townes Earle).) It's a nice comment on Townes' traveling lifestyle (the song he plays into at the 5:30 mark is a Van Zandt inspired song written by Steve Earle): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKiVsUwVi1c&feature=related
Friday, January 14, 2011
Woodstock (dir Michael Wadleigh, 1970)
Responses (400 word minimum) to Woodstock. Focus on themes, or specific scene shots, or some other aspect of the film or its social, cultural, musical context. Due by the end of Tuesday.
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