by Seth Lamey | Aug 10, 2018 | Issues, Short Films
In this issue of POVwinona, we present three short films that Winona State film students and alumni created this year. After studying the book to film adaptation process, they selected original material that inspired them to create new adaptations. This process...
by Seth Lamey | Aug 1, 2018 | Issues
This issue of POVwinona concludes my analysis of the work of Stanley Kubrick. The visual essay above examines Kubrick’s work through the lens of the auteur theory as posited by Andrew Sarris in 1962–a theory that rose among critics and scholars at the...
by Seth Lamey | Jul 9, 2018 | Issues
This issue of POVwinona will focus its critical lens on legendary film director Stanley Kubrick, looking first at his start in filmmaking, then examining his developing work in light of the theory of the director as auteur that was emerging at the same time. With this...
by Seth Lamey | May 21, 2018 | Issues
Our third issue focuses on the evolution of the classic noir film movement from the 1940s into neo-noir. Principles stayed the same, but artistic changes happened with a broader color palette, a new set of auteurs, changing social mores, and greater explicitness...
by Seth Lamey | May 1, 2018 | Issues
Our second issue focuses on the decisions that filmmakers consider when adapting films from written works. The adaptation process takes into consideration narrative structure, fidelity to source material, stylistic and generic considerations, and a wide range of...
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