ATARMAxxing · QCE Film, Television & New Media revision notes
French New Wave, German expressionism, Italian Neorealism, Soviet Montage and Surrealism, and what each did with the tools it had
Film movements and their technologies
What this note covers
- French New Wave: mobility and disrupted continuity
- German expressionism: constructed space as subjective experience
- Italian Neorealism: locations and everyday circumstances
- Soviet Montage: relationships created through editing
- Surrealism: association beyond ordinary narrative causality
- Compare movements through evidence of technical organisation
- Separate formal resemblance from a historical claim
- Analyse how two editing exercises produce different meanings
8 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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