2015
DOI: 10.1057/9781137492821
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The Visual Music Film

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“…Music has a significant impact on shaping the experience of watching a movie (Mollaghan, 2015). The tense and frightening effect is lost if a war or horror movie is muted.…”
Section: Musical Scoresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Music has a significant impact on shaping the experience of watching a movie (Mollaghan, 2015). The tense and frightening effect is lost if a war or horror movie is muted.…”
Section: Musical Scoresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Premda obilježena značajkama vremena i romantičarskim idealom, spomenuta istraživanja danas se, također, mogu promatrati u kontekstu razvoja kompjutorske grafike, odnosno formalne organizacije/produkcije prikazivačke slike generirane vektorskom grafikom (Betancourt, 2013: 71). Zbog svojeg konceptualnog oslanjanja na ideju glazbe, spomenuta struja filmova često se i naziva vizualnom glazbom (Mollaghan, 2015(Mollaghan, , 2019. Ako pogledamo klasični Richterov film, npr.…”
Section: Refleksije Prošlosti -Vizualna Glazba I Geometrijaunclassified
“…Pri analizi apstraktnih filmova prve avangarde i kozmičkih filmova šezdesetih godina, Mollaghan uvodi pojmove formalnog apsolutnog i spiritualnog apsolutnog (usp. Mollaghan, 2015Mollaghan, , 2019 koji se međusobno prožimaju i obilježavaju spomenuti tip filma.…”
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“…23 These abstract visual displays themselves were often inspired by innovative filmmakers such as John and James Whitney, and Jordan Belson; both James Whitney and Jordan Belson had works shown as part of the Vortex Concerts, live events which combined abstract film with music in live spaces at a series of performances at the Planetarium in San Francisco. 24 These filmmakers created films that were often termed psychedelic, or "visionary", in that some of their films were linked to altered states and spiritual experiences 25 : James Whitney's Lapis (1966), for example, features constantly evolving mandala patterns accompanied by a sitar raga, which invoked alternative forms of non-Western spirituality in vogue amongst psychedelic elements of the counterculture. The fluid, evolving patterns of the film would also have been conducive to viewing under the influence of hallucinogenic drugs, which were popular with the 1960s counterculture and often used to access non-normative states.…”
Section: Digital Delirium: Danny Perezmentioning
confidence: 99%