The Texture of Film: What is film texture?
Introductory session of the lecture series Texture in Film. Guided by film journalist Kevin Toma, we will explore what film texture means.
How does the camerawork, editing and costume design give a film its own specific character and temperament? What makes one film hip and another energetic or dreamy? And is there also something like over-textured film or even textureless film? Moving from national and historical film textures to the texture of film genres, Kevin Toma shows how a maker can put their own mark on a film. The session addresses things like the ambience of opening scenes and the finest shot in the history of film.
Time & date
Monday 10 March, 19.30hrs to 21.30hrs
Location
Lumière Maastricht
Language
This lecture is in English.
Tickets
You can purchase tickets for this lecture (or for the entire series) on the Studium Generale website.