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   Are all images that move moving images?

   • However, not all images that move are moving images in the sense with which we’re concerned. Roughly, by moving images, we mean the sort of images that are seen when a film is projected at a frame rate that produces the impression of motion (the standard rate for contemporary film is 24 frames per second) or digital equivalents of this.

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   Why are films called Moving Pictures?

   • Policies and ethics Films typically provide an experience that is very much like the experience of ordinary motion. It is for this reason that they are commonly known as moving pictures or, slightly more broadly, moving images. Our focus in this chapter is on making sense of that...

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   Are moving images important?

   • And this is true even when considering moving images in isolation from other aspects of film and filmic art. We might do better to treat the motion of the moving image as an important member of a cluster of qualities that make such images important, interesting, and captivating.

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   Do we really see a moving image?

   • The illusionist’s version of common sense runs something like this: we all know that films are made up of a series of static images, which seem to move when shown consecutively at a certain speed. So at no point do we really see a moving image; that is impossible, since there is no actual, single, moving thing to be seen.

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   Does movement need to be the movement of the images?

   • But the movement depicted need not be the movement of the images. The experience of movement in seeing film is intimately connected with the construction of the space of the film by camera angles, tracking, and suchlike. This is also how a spatial perspective is constructed.

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   Do moving images show objects in motion?

   • Suppose moving images don’t transparently, really, show us objects in motion. And suppose that motion is not a depicted property of the objects in the image. Perhaps, instead, we see motion in films because we see images apparently move.

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2. www.bbc.co.uk › bitesize › guidesMoving image - Production - GCSE Media Studies Revision - BBC

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   Moving image. Top tips for filming and editing a moving image media text: Make sure you know how to use your equipment and that it is compatible with the editing software you are going to...

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4. www.tate.org.uk › whats-on › tate-modernIntroduction to Artists’ Moving Image | Tate Modern

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   Gain unique insights into artists’ use of film, video and digital media. This four-week course offers an introductory survey of the main debates and crucial developments in the history of artists working with moving images.

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   Apr 12, 2017 · The History of Moving Images. This simpleshow explains the history of the moving image. From its humble beginnings as a niche gimmick, to becoming an everyday tool for communication. ...more....

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7. www.tate.org.uk › art-moving-imagesThe Art of Moving Images | Tate Britain

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   For the first time in the history of the Turner Prize, the four shortlisted artists all work with moving images, employing 35mm film, multi-screen installations and digital smartphones. This special panel discussion considers the shortlist in the wider context of current practices. How are artists today using forms of film, video and digital media?

8. www.bbc.co.uk › bitesize › subjectsMoving Image Arts - BBC Bitesize

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   Oct 31, 2019 · In Section 1, we explore preliminary issues concerning the identity of moving images, making clear why movement is thought to be a highly distinctive feature of images typically found in film, and why we are talking about images rather than pictures.

10. www.bfi.org.uk › artists-moving-imageArtists’ moving image - BFI

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    Artists’ moving image. This is a varied and powerful collection, tracing the history and practice of film from avant garde early cinema to underground film, conceptual video and exciting hybrids of personal, political and subversive filmmaking.