An examination of how one person/studio/franchise changes over time. How do these changes reflect the creator(s) behind the camera? How do these changes reflect the attitudes of the industry and public? We will look at what occurred on and off screen in order to get a new perspective on how to think about film and its creators.
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An examination of how one person/studio/franchise changes over time. How do these changes reflect the creator(s) behind the camera? How do these changes reflect the attitudes of the industry and public? We will look at what occurred on and off screen in order to get a new perspective on how to think about film and its creators.
Matthew is once again joined by Ben Hefter and Andres De La Sierra, this time looking into the new animation style, postmodern comedy, and subtle social commentary found in the 2005 Disney film: Chicken Little.
A Filmmaker's History
An examination of how one person/studio/franchise changes over time. How do these changes reflect the creator(s) behind the camera? How do these changes reflect the attitudes of the industry and public? We will look at what occurred on and off screen in order to get a new perspective on how to think about film and its creators.
