7/8/2023 0 Comments Hollywood babylon 1975![]() ![]() In fact, cameras were on the move again by 1932. “They returned when lighter camera equipment was developed in the 1940s, with films like Billy Wilder’s ‘Lost Weekend’ and Jules Dassin’s ‘The Naked City.’” In addition, street scenes almost disappeared for about 20 years,” Insdorf said. “The advent of talkies undercut the rich image as the source of meaning. ![]() Capturing sound, however, required cameras with noisy motors and muffling “blimps” around their bodies, making them unwieldy and relegating them to their former, static positioning. The silent camera was hand-cranked, light and relatively quiet. From the early days through the 1920s, the motion picture camera went from being stationary, approximating the audience’s point of view, to wandering freely in movies like Abel Gance’s “Napoleon,” King Vidor’s “The Crowd” and 1927 Oscar winner “Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans” by F.W. ![]()
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