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Time Piece: Film Study is a 20 page booklet as part of the "Films in Depth" series, which presented detailed analysis, questions, and film art discussion for specific short films. Jim Henson's Time Piece is scrutinized in a study of "art and the film, the use of symbolism in film." The booklet, liberally illustrated with black and white stills from the short, begins by asking "What is Art?" and examining art as work and film as art, before moving on to a discussion of the history of surrealism. The study includes a range of questions about the film's visual style and set pieces.

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  • Time Piece: Film Study is a 20 page booklet as part of the "Films in Depth" series, which presented detailed analysis, questions, and film art discussion for specific short films. Jim Henson's Time Piece is scrutinized in a study of "art and the film, the use of symbolism in film." The booklet, liberally illustrated with black and white stills from the short, begins by asking "What is Art?" and examining art as work and film as art, before moving on to a discussion of the history of surrealism. The study includes a range of questions about the film's visual style and set pieces.
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Date
  • 1970(xsd:integer)
Series
  • Films in Depth
Publisher
  • Geo. A. Pflaum, Publisher
Writer
  • Paul A. Schreivogel
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  • Time Piece: Film Study is a 20 page booklet as part of the "Films in Depth" series, which presented detailed analysis, questions, and film art discussion for specific short films. Jim Henson's Time Piece is scrutinized in a study of "art and the film, the use of symbolism in film." The booklet, liberally illustrated with black and white stills from the short, begins by asking "What is Art?" and examining art as work and film as art, before moving on to a discussion of the history of surrealism. The study includes a range of questions about the film's visual style and set pieces. Sample questions include the following: * "The man crosses a street many times, finally on a pogo stick. Why the inclusion of this repetitious action?" * "'What does the reverse motion of the table-setting scene say about our 'instant' society? How is it related to the cooking of the meal?" * "Define the role of the TV chase, the painting of a pink elephant, running through the cemetery." * "The use of a toilet bowl is a cliche. Is it humorous? Is man really 'flushed away'? Do you consider the appearance of a toilet bowl crude? Why? Does it fit the surrealistic approach?"
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