technology meets education
In this film, you will see a woman handkerchief tied to a man’s wrist, a pig’s head well shaved, teenagers more inventive than their elders so as to fight oppression…But you will not hear any dialogue. The words don’t prepare, … Continue reading “In praise of laconic cinema” →
Have you ever wondered which of Bazin’s works have been translated? Here is my little research that can help. I will first talk about different categories of Bazin’s published works; then I will focus on the famous collection: What is … Continue reading “Andre Bazin translated: a practical guide” →
just a small detail in Vertigo… This spiral form is of course one of the most important visual motif of the film, announced in the very beginning by Saul Bass and Whitney’s credit sequence. It is also, as Hitchcock himself … Continue reading “That curl in the hair” →
how I learned to stop worrying about tools and love writing Weall need better tools to write. But the search for perfect tool can distract us from the real job: write. This is a dilemma that most today’s writer face … Continue reading “Scrivener, medium, iPad” →