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141. Research On Camera Characteristics Under The Expression Of Photographic Language
142. On The Relationship Between Western Painting And Photography
143. Research On Tracking Technology In Film Post-production
144. Seeing red: Discourse, metaphor, and the implementation of red light cameras in Texas
145. Collecting agency: Reversing the camera's gaze in early twentieth-century Lowell, Massachusetts
146. The canvas and the camera in Weimar Germany: A New Objectivity in painting and photography of the 1920s
147. The camera is mightier than the pen: Resistance, revolution, and revision in the film adaptations of Alice Walker's 'The Color Purple', Zora Neale Hurston's 'Their Eyes Were Watching God', and Toni Morrison's 'Beloved'
148. Lights, camera, art: John Baldessari, Ed Ruscha and Hollywood film
149. Gerald Finzi's 'Requiem da Camera' (op. 3b, 1924), with particular emphasis on editorial problems in its third movement
150. Technologies of representation and American naturalism: The limits of photography and early film in Norris and Dreiser
151. The enchanted camera: Modernist skepticism and visual redemption in classical film theory
152. A tango with the camera: Sally Potter in the director's seat and on stage
153. A search for small comets in consecutive images acquired with a ground-based telescope
154. Woman with a movie camera: The dearth of women filmmakers in contemporary Hollywoo
155. 'I Thought I Was Going to Die. All I Could Do Was Turn on My Camera and Pray': Trauma and Communication Surrounding Police Brutality in the Black Communit
156. Old World, New Media: Cross-cultural Explorations with Camera and Analytic Text in Cusco, Peru
157. Jacques Ibert?Concertino Da Camera?the Saxophone Analysis Of Modern Technique
158. On The Creation Of Dance Under The Camera
159. A Study On The Use Of Fixed Camera In The Animated Short Film "the Letter"
160. On The Camera Language Of Intangible Cultural Heritage Documentaries ——Take Graduation Work "One Leaf Starts The Clear Autumn" As An Example
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