This director's first sound film caused Charlie Chaplin to remark: "I would never have believed itpossible to assemble mechanical noises to create such beauty. ... [this director] is a musician." That filmwas the first to directly record sound on location and was titled Enthusiasm. Although not AlexanderMedvedkin, a French, Marxist filmmaking collective founded by Jean-Pierre Gorin and Jean-Luc Go
This director's first sound film caused Charlie Chaplin to remark: "I would never have believed itpossible to assemble mechanical noises to create such beauty. ... [this director] is a musician." That filmwas the first to directly record sound on location and was titled Enthusiasm. Although not AlexanderMedvedkin, a French, Marxist filmmaking collective founded by Jean-Pierre Gorin and Jean-Luc Godardtook its name from this director. With his future wife Elisaveta Svilova, this director founded the Kinoksgroup, which stressed the primacy of Kino-Eye. Jean Rouch and Edgar Morin incorporated this director'sideas into cinÃ©ma vÃ©ritÃ©. This director's most well-known film opens with a split screen depicting acameraman maneuvering a camera on top of another camera and is the most significant film in the "citysymphonies" genre. For 10 points, identify this director of Man with a Movie Camera.
This director's first sound film caused Charlie Chaplin to remark: "I would never have believed itpossible to assemble mechanical noises to create such beauty. ...
Dziga Vertov [or Denis Kaufman; or David Kaufman]