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The venue in which a film is shown also

contributes to the distinct


experience.
3 approaches in tackling film and
reality
THE REALIST
•This approach believes that film is
capable of creating illusion of reality or
imitate nature
THE ANTI-REALIST
•States that film cannot reproduce reality
and even if it can, its goal is not to
recreate reality or imitate nature
INTEGRATION OF THE REALISTT
AND ANTI-REALIST
•Claims that a film is a blend of realism
and illusion
Remember:
•Film must totally engross viewers that they feel they
are a part of the film
•After the film ends, the viewers go back to actual
reality
What can affect film experience?
•Psychological state and background of the viewer?
•Physical characteristics of the venue
•Technology used in making and screening the film
•The mood and reactions of the audience viewing the film
•Place where the viewer is seated
•The culture of the viewer

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