Vol 4, No 1 (2012)
- Year: 2012
- Articles: 18
- URL: https://journals.eco-vector.com/2074-0832/issue/view/895
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/VGIK41
Articles
[ biblioteka VGIK ]
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):133-133



«Kino SShA na rubezhe vekov»
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):134-135



[ biblioteka VGIK ]
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):150-150



Dom kino. Ekspozitsiya studentov VGIKa
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):151-151



Khudozhnik dvukh kontinentov - Nikolay Feshin
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):152-153



CHRONICLE IN DETAIL | CURRENT EVENTS
Vekovoy yubiley otechestvennoy animatsii
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):4-4



A Competitive Model of Commercial TV Broadcasting
Abstract
Russian TV industry is now undergoing a stage of impetuous reforming. Alongside with the introduction of the digital platform of nation-wide terrestrial broadcasting with free analogue programs other demanded segments of TV market - cable and satellite TV, IPTV, webcasting, mobile TV - are rapidly developing. The article surveys the International Exhibition CSTB’2012, (organized by MIDEXPO and Russian Association of Cable Broadcasting) as an example of the dynamics of the processes in Russian television.
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):136-142



Cable and Satellite: “Non-Fiction” Content
Abstract
The article surveys the results of the third edition of the “Great Digit”, a national award for the achievements in the sphere of cable and satellite broadcasting, which enables us to analyze the trends of their development. Despite the considerable increase in the number of new digital channels their limited budgets lead to the absence of fiction content on commercial television. This fact affects both the competition in the commercial TV segment and their opposition to ground broadcasting setting promising prospects for developing “niche” television.
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):143-149



THEORY AND HISTORY OF CINEMA | AUDIOVISUAL ARTS
Moral Aspects of Russian PreRevolutionary Cinema. Yakov Protazanov
Abstract
The article is a continuation of the topic raised in the previous issue (#10, 2011). The cinema of Yakov Protazanov, spectacular, public-oriented and answering the requirements of the ideological demands, was also deeply connected with moral traditions of the Russian culture. Protazanov’s cinema spanned a wide terrain ranging from the problems of the moral choice and the nature of evil to the conflict of light and dark.
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):6-15



Mirror and its Semiotic Modifications in Culture
Abstract
The article pursues the semiotic potential of the “mirror” concept, its numerous modifications and its significance for culture. The article encompasses a wide spectrum of issues, namely: mirror as an instrument of culture, mirror as a cognition means, mirror as a description of the alien structure (the phenomenon of duplicity of the world), mirror and the dream psychology, mirror as a cinema pattern, mirror functions in the film structure etc.
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):16-32



FILM LANGUAGE AND TIME | IMAGE GENESIS
On the character transformation in the Russian Cinema
Abstract
The article content includes the analysis of the peculiarities of the creation of the heroic character image in the Russian screenwriting. The author compares the emblematic soviet film “The Communist” by Yu. Raizman and the post-soviet film “The Edge” by A. Uchitel attaching special attention to the close interaction of the protagonist with the social medium.
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):34-43



Essential Peculiarities of Time Representation in the post-perestroika cinema
Abstract
The article studied time representation in the Russian perestroika cinema (1984-1994) from the point of formation of the new screen chronotope canon in the context of socio-psychological realities of the period.
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):44-54



PERFORMANCE | ART OF PRESENTATION
On the Forth Dimension in Animation. Synthetic Peculiarities of Puppet Cartoon Screenwriting
Abstract
The study of the fourth dimension in the Old Russian icon painting and the XX-th century physics allows to reveal a number of regularities essential for screen writing. The range of screen presentations of non-physical sphere permits to study the 4-dimensional film space. The article includes the analysis of Yu. Lotman’s dramaturgy pattern in the chronotope of the Russian puppet film. The spatial pattern is particularly obvious when used in the animation synthesis typical for 3-D animation. The combination of different display types has nowadays become an evident tendency widely exceeding the boundaries of animation as a whole and puppet film in particular.
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):56-69



On Creating a Virtual Character (analysis of«Mouchette.org» site)
Abstract
The author analyzes the «Mouchette.org» site in terms of presentation forms and disclosure method of the character image. Thoroughly considered are the spatio-temporal characteristics of the site, the system of disclosure of the character, based on an interactive cooperation of the user with the product and the combination of feature and documentary elements.
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):70-78



SCREEN CULTURE | CULTURAL STUDIES. PHILOSOPHY
Philosophic Foundations of an Audiovisual Counterpoint in a Film
Abstract
The article investigates counterpoint as a philosophic and aesthetical opposition of the film’s sound and visual aspects. The author analyses the philosophic grounds of counterpoint as the contrast of images and an intellectual paradox and of metacounterpoint as the filmmaker’s attitude to the text as a whole.
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):80-98



FILM BUSINESS | MANAGEMENT STRATEGY AND TACTICS
The factors of competitive ability of national film industries
Abstract
Why does one country dominate in European film space while many others are on the edge of total loss of cinematic independence, but some, being strongly dependant, nevertheless try to stand up for themselves and sometimes succeed? Using statistical material, the article (beginning in № 10,2011) highlights the deep objective and subjective factors of the rivalry between national film industries.
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):100-112



TELEVISION | DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT
Sitcom Genre Features
Abstract
The article deals with the main features of sitcom that make it an independent genre. The term “situation comedy” is compared to other comedy subgenres, such as comedy of manners and comedy of intrigue in its first sense etc. The emergence of TV sitcom properties is analyzed from the historic prospective. During all the years of its existence sitcom has managed to retain the combination of theatrical aesthetics and the nature of television which makes it not only an independent genre, but also a unique television product in a sense.
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):120-132



SCIENCE LABORATORY | YOUNG SCIENTISTS’ RESEARCH
The Reflection of Ethno-Cultural Stereotypes in Film Art
Abstract
The article explores the principles and peculiarities of the cinematic language reflecting ethno-cultural stereotypes in recent Russian films. The diversity of expressive means used in modern Russian film art makes it possible to represent the ethno-cultural stereotype from different angles. Films that show visual stereotypes of the lifestyle in Poland creating a settled idea of Polish national identity are cited as an example.
Vestnik VGIK I Journal of Film Arts and Film Studies. 2012;4(1):114-118


