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
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]