Week 8
Chaplin this week is very attractive to me. He is a comedian familiar to almost everyone. When I watched The Champion (1915, Charlie Chaplin) (although Ihe is very famous, this is the first movie I have seen him), I truly felt the charm of comedy and himself. I used to never understand silent comedy movies, and I don't understand why without a line, they can make the audience happy. But after I watched Chaplin's movie, I learned that comedy doesn't just rely on lines and language. A really good comedian can make the audience laugh with one look, one action, and one reaction. The short video, Buster Keaton: The Art of the Gag , tells us how to shoot the movie, including the shooting process and the finished product after the editing. This video has taught me a lot, like the mutiple shooting shots used in post-editing, as well as special effects. There is also a particularly interesting lens: a minute hand made of iron and a magnet o...