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DOROTHY ARZNER By Jacob Peake, Corey Purcell, Kayla Stanziano, Ethan Strong
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DOROTHY ARZNER

By

Jacob Peake, Corey Purcell, Kayla Stanziano,

Ethan Strong

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EARLY LIFE

Born: January 3rd, 1897

Hometown: Hollywood, California

Father owned a restaurant close to a popular

movie theater

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EARLY LIFE

Born: January 3rd, 1897

Hometown: Hollywood, California

Father owned a restaurant close to a popular

movie theater

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EARLY LIFE

Typed scripts for the Famous

Players-Lasky Corporation

Became an editor at Realart Studio

Cut and edited 52 films, went to

Paramount to cut Blood and Sand• Her first big film

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EARLY LIFE

Typed scripts for the Famous

Players-Lasky Corporation

Became an editor at Realart Studio

Cut and edited 52 films, went to

Paramount to cut Blood and Sand• Her first big film

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DIRECTORIAL DEBUT

First film as a director was Fashions

For Women in 1927

In that same year:• Ten Modern Commandments

• Get Your Man

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DIRECTORIAL DEBUT

First film as a director was Fashions

For Women in 1927

In that same year:• Ten Modern Commandments

• Get Your Man

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MERRILY WE GO TO HELL

1932

Themes: Cheating,

adultery, Imperfections

Stylistic Technique: • Wipe Transitions• Superimpositions

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MERRILY WE GO TO HELL

1932

Themes: Cheating,

adultery, Imperfections

Stylistic Technique: • Wipe Transitions• Superimpositions

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MERRILY WE GO TO HELL

Background:

• Middle Class

• Pre-Depression era

• High society parties

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CHRISTOPHER STRONG

1933

Themes: Betrayal, forbidden love,

Sacrifice, loyalty, class, jealousy

Stylistic Technique:• Wipe Transitions • Newsreel footage• Close-ups • Superimpositions

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CHRISTOPHER STRONG

1933

Themes: Betrayal, forbidden love,

Sacrifice, loyalty, class, jealousy

Stylistic Technique:• Wipe Transitions • Newsreel footage• Close-ups • Superimpositions

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CHRISTOPHER STRONG

Background:• Social Class

• Divorce frowned upon

• High society

• Parents power of children

• Elegant clothing

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DANCE, GIRL, DANCE

1940

Themes: Betrayal, professional

competition, integrity, jealousy

Stylistic techniques:• Superimpositions• Fast cuts• Long shot

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DANCE, GIRL, DANCE

1940

Themes: Betrayal, professional

competition, integrity, jealousy

Stylistic techniques:• Superimpositions• Fast cuts• Long shot

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DANCE, GIRL, DANCE

Background:• Feminist

movements

• Middle class performers

• Entertainment

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DEVELOPMENTS

Boom Mic• Only Female

director to transition from silent to sound

Modern Dance

Women in Film

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DEVELOPMENTS

Boom Mic• Only Female

director to transition from silent to sound

Modern Dance

Women in Film

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PARALLELS

Career path:• Script writer

• Editor

• Director

• Teacher

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PARALLELS

Career path:• Script writer

• Editor

• Director

• Teacher

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PARALLELS

A Walk to Remember

Dirty Dancing

Sixteen Candles

When Harry Met Sally

Mean Girls

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PARALLELS

A Walk to Remember

Dirty Dancing

Sixteen Candles

When Harry Met Sally

Mean Girls

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THANK YOU


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