Architecture of Film

Sometimes there's architecture IN a film, and sometimes architecture is LIKE a film. But sometimes the architecture IS the film: When it rises above just being a thing to see, and becomes a MECHANISM for a WAY of SEEING, that is the Architecture OF Film

Monday, October 14, 2013

Architecture of: Dog Day Afternoon [1975]

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 This post was originally published on Chaird&Buildings The dog days of summer are over. But on a morning 40 years ago, in late Augu...

Maurice Noble: Architect of Animation

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This post was originally published on Chairs&Buildings Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck may have been given life by famous director Chuck J...
Saturday, April 20, 2013

The Architecture of The King David Hotel in "Exodus" [1960]

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In the 1960 movie “Exodus”, a semi-fictional account of the reclaiming of the land of Israel and the formation of the modern Jewish ...
Saturday, March 02, 2013

Architect of Film: Saul Bass's Title Design for "The Cardinal" [1963]

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For a movie about a priest's rise through the ranks of church amid the turmoil of radical changes in social morality, religious ...
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