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Issues of Narration: Voice-Over in Film

7 Comments Published May 27th, 2006 in Personal Work, Writing, Film

I wrote this essay for a film theory course I took from Brian Henderson back in 2004 when I was a grad student at University of Buffalo. Ironically, when I was researching the topic I found that Brian Henderson, my prof, had written one of the most important essays on voice over narration. I guess […]

Margaret Bourke-White and Mary Ellen Mark: Documentary Heritage

8 Comments Published May 26th, 2006 in Personal Work, New Social Documentary, Writing, Journalism

More golden oldies from Sarah’s vault. I wrote this essay as an undergrad (1999 I think;) it’s not bad, a little naive, but I make some good points and have a few great examples. Mark and Bourke-White certainly have much in common.
Bourke-White marks the evolution from the machine aesthetic to the more human approach. […]

Raised By Wolves as a Non-Fictional Multi-Media Narrative

1 Comment Published May 25th, 2006 in Uncategorized, Personal Work, New Social Documentary, Writing

Raised By Wolves as a Non-Fictional Multi-Media Narrative
I was reminded of this essay when I recently posted about Antoine Dâ€™Agata’s social documentary work. I wrote this essay back in 2001; I was taking an English course on narrative from Rick Fehrenbacher. Being a fan of Jim Goldberg’s work I saw great a great opportunity’s to […]

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