INTERIOR MISE-EN SCENE IN ASIAN HORROR FILM’S SETTINGS

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Ebola viruses (EBOV; genus Ebolavirus, family Filoviridae) cause often fatal, hemorrhagic fever in several species of simian primates including human. While fruit bats are considered a natural reservoir, the involvement of other species in the EBOV transmission cycle is unclear, especially for domesticated animals. Dogs and pigs are so far the only domestic animals identified as species that ca...

Composing Space: Cinema and Computer Gaming - The Macro-Mise en Scene and Spatial Composition

For some time the influence of cinema on computer gaming has been immediately recognizable but recent years have seen a reversal of this movement. Through its short history cinema has presented little notion of an imagined space beyond the defined borders of the cinematic frame. Frames capture a composed image in totality, complete unto itself. Cuts shift between wholly framed spaces. Tracking ...

Horror film genre typing and scene labeling via audio analysis

We examine localised sound energy patterns, or events, that we associate with high level affect experienced with films. The study of sound energy events in conjunction with their intended affect enable the analysis of film at a higher conceptual level, such as genre. The various affect/emotional responses we investigate in this paper are brought about by well established patterns of sound energ...

Africa Speaks ? : Black Monsters and Revisionary History in Horror Films

I the Western eye, Africa is more an idea than a physical location. Discussion about the continent is riddled with historically mediated tropes, stereotypes, and misrepresentations. Cultural products, like fashion trends and literature, perpetuate the imagination of an Africa that does not truly exist. In Western culture of the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, film plays a cruci...

Vérification d'automates étendus : algorithmes d'analyse symbolique et mise en oeuvre