ATARMAxxing · QCE Film, Television & New Media revision notes
How Luhrmann, Mehta, Campion, Waititi and Anderson each bend convention to build a voice
Stylistic signature in practice
What this note covers
- Luhrmann: established language can meet a changed screen world
- Mehta: language can organise a social relationship within a specific setting
- Campion: intimacy can be organised through attention and material detail
- Waititi: imagination and ordinary experience can create tonal contrast
- Anderson: constructed worlds can make conventions conspicuous
- A stylistic voice is an argument about relationships among choices
- Distinguish an adaptation choice from a change in underlying conflict
- Evaluate a recognisable style without reducing it to a checklist
8 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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