This article explores the rumor of cortacabezas from two types narratives. One, construction and circulation how it conveys indigenous perceptions about danger devastation beings worlds. Two, an analysis its visuality, images produces a series cinematographic bets that translate ethnographic approaches to have allowed us expand debates on cultural extractivism, interventionism predation in Amaz...

This essay explores the multimodal translation of Scottish community oral cultures to cinema through a critical reflection upon aspects production and post-production feature-length documentary film, Mysterious Object. Guided by work cultural studies authors such as James Clifford Stuart Hall, alongside reference cinemas elsewhere in world (such Apichatpong Weerasethakul Thailand, indigenous fi...

Many hidden dimensions of architecture are perceived by mind but usually ignored during the design process; designers not often consider for instance, sensory and cognitive modalities as resourceful possibilities and solutions to creativity. In a Cinematic Aided Design research framework we can tap into the potentials of these hidden dimensions in the city through various filmic mapping techniq...

Cinematography relies on a rich vocabulary of shots and framing parameters to communicate narrative event structures. This cinematic vocabulary stems from the physical capabilities of camera movement and uses aesthetic aspects to engage the audience and influence audience comprehension. At present, automatic physical camera control is limited in cinematic vocabulary. Virtual cameras, on the oth...

Studies on English verses have claimed that the position in which a pause is inserted has a great effect on determining their rhythm. The position in which a pause appears follows a certain rule for the verses to be ‘rhythmic’, however, it is not yet obvious whether Japanese Haiku also has such tendencies or preferences. In this paper, we analysed and compared the metrical structure of English ...

Real-time cinematic relighting of large, forest ecosystems remains a challenging problem, in that important global illumination effects, such as leaf transparency and inter-object light scattering, are difficult to capture, given tight timing constraints and scenes that typically contain hundreds of millions of primitives. A solution that is based on a lattice-Boltzmann method is suggested. Ref...

In order to better understand the characteristics of digital space, this paper investigates another artificial environment cinema. By presenting some very common visualization techniques employed in mainstream film making, the paper first tries to compare the visualization techniques in the two media and see if the cinematic ones has any equivalents in computer interfaces. Secondly, it speculat...

C. P. Brown was the first to collect the palm-leaf manuscripts of Vemana's verses from different centres. He collected about 2500 verses and published some of them with English translation. A number of edition> with ver ses ranging from 100 to 5000 were brought forth by different editors/publishers. It is therefore difficult to establish the authenticity of these verses. The possibility of attr...