Jean-Louis Baudry, Apparatus Theory, and Cinematic Continuity

An overview of Jean-Louis Baudry's "Ideological Effects of the Cinematographic Apparatus," with a special emphasis on his arguments about various kinds of "continuity"--the continuity of movement, the continuity of classical editing, and the continuity of narrative--and how they relate to the formation of spectator as "subject."
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I would check out the videos under the playlist Intro to Film Analysis rather than those associated with Film Theory.

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