演劇と劇映画 : その劇的なるもの(日本映像学会第三回大会特集号)
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In artistic fields there is affinity between drama and fiction film. Both have a beginning, middle, and end. However, in spite of this they represent two different art forms Both have their own unique temporal and spatial elments. For example, a drama is a synthetic art which is composed of an actor, a script and an audience. On the other hand, a fiction film is built with the arrangement of shots and sequentially changing scenes caught by the eye of a mechanical camera. Drama has been created since the Greek Age. We can find a clue to the conception of drama in European dramas, such as classical French drama, modern drama and contemporary drama. "The dramatic element" in drama can be found by examing from the following points of view : three unities, the fourth wall and the prosenim stage. More specifically, the approach involves analyzing acting which anderlies the script, gestures of the actor, and by considering the drama as an art of the stage. From this analysis we understand that the drama is differnent from a fiction film so far as "presence" is concerned. Drama is an art in which three elements, script, actors, and audience are fused into one. The theme of my research is the dramatic element of drama in artistic fields. In the future I hope to focus on illusions which occur and reactions to them.
- 日本映像学会の論文
- 1978-06-15
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