Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Oral presentation

The cinema

What we will talk about?

•What’s the cinema?
•The History of the cinema
•Types of cinema
•One film: Pirates of Caribbean
•Opinion

What’s the cinema?

The cinema is an art which consists in the ilusion of movement produced by the projection of steady images recorded in continuity at a usual frequency of 24 stills for second.


The History of the cinema

The term "cinema" is the abbreviated form of the word "film projector", name of the invent which allowed to develope the technique and art of making films. However, the cinema is not a fruit of a discovery. It’s the result of a constant evolution in the history.


Types of cinema

•Independent cinema: An independent film is that one that has been produced without the initial support of a study or producer of commercial cinema.
•Cinema of animation: It is that where techniques of animation are used.
•Documental cinema: This type of cinema is based on the reality and also, it explains the reality to us.
•Cinema porno: in this type of cinema, people are explicitly shown while the sexual act is carried out.
There are other types of cinema like the cinema of author or the experimental cinema.


Pirates of Caribbean

When Captain Barbossa steal the ship of Captain Jack Sparrow, the Black Pearl, attacking the city of Port Royal and kidnapping Elizabeth Swann, the daughter of the governor, the life of Jack Sparrow changes. Will Turner, the friend of Elizabeth decides to join to Jack in an act of courage to rescue to the girl and also, to retrieve the ship.

Characters:
Johnny Depp: Jack Sparrow

Geoffrey Rush: Captain Barbossa

Orlando Bloom: Will Turner

Keira Knightley: Elizabeth Swann

Opinion

In our opinion, the cinema is a fantastic invent. We like it because if you don’t like to read, you can see lots of films based on books. Some films are very funny, and you can learn a lot with some documentals.
We have tried the movie “Pirates of the Caribbean” because we thing it’s a great movie, with lots of adventures and fantasy.

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