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EGRC -- Research

EGRC -- Research. 學生 : 802 賴謙云 Winnie 804 蕭佳宜 Jolin 指導老師 : 呂紅妹老師 Nancy. <Purposes>. 1. To know the history of Taiwanese movies 2. To know film classification 3. To know the opinions of Lishan Junior High School eighth graders on watching movies. <Methodology>. 1. Surf the Internet.

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EGRC -- Research

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  1. EGRC--Research 學生: 802賴謙云Winnie804蕭佳宜Jolin 指導老師:呂紅妹老師Nancy

  2. <Purposes> • 1. To know the history of Taiwanese movies • 2. To know film classification • 3. To know the opinions of Lishan Junior High School eighth graders on watching movies

  3. <Methodology> • 1. Surf the Internet. • 2. Make a questionnaire.

  4. <History of Taiwanese Movies>

  5. 1900-1945 • The era of Japanese rule • Adopting many conventions in Japanese • the use of a “benshi” (narrator of silent films) Ex: Wang Yung-feng(王雲峰) Lu Su-shang (呂訴上) Zhan Tian-Ma(詹天馬)

  6. Taiwanese Cinema after 1945 • The end of the Chinese civil war • 1949: Taiwanese cinema grew again • 1962: Out of a total of 120 films, only seven in Mandarin

  7. New Wave Cinema, 1982 – 1990 • Feature: Known for their realistic, down-to-earth, and sympathetic portrayals of Taiwanese life • Examples: • 1983: Growing Up by ChenKun-hou • 1989: A City of Sadness by Hou Hsiao-hsien

  8. Second New Wave, 1990-2007 • Feature: Slightly less serious and just as committed to portraying the Taiwanese perspective • Examples: • 1992: The Peach Blossom Land by Lai Sheng-chuan • 1994: Vive L’Amour by Tsai Ming-liang • 1999: March of Happiness by Lin Sheng-shing • 2006: Eternal Summer by Chen Jeng-dao

  9. Ang Lee- The most well-known of the Second New Wave director • 1991: Pushing Hands • 1993: The Wedding Banquet • 1994: Eat Drink Man Woman. It focused on the generational and cultural 1111conflicts confronting so many modern families • 2000: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon . It revived the wuxia genre successfully. Although not in the tradition of New Wave or Second New Wave, it is a commercial success which placed Asian films firmly in the international domain • 2007: Lust Caution

  10. Revival of Taiwanese Films after Cape No.7 • 2010: Monga by Niu Chen-zer • 2011:Night Market Heroby YehTien-lun Seediq Bale by Wei Te-sheing

  11. <Sorts of Films>

  12. Action Filmsare a type of film where one or more heroes are thrust into a series of challenges that require special feats, extended fights and frenetic chases. Some of the most well-known old-school action film heroes

  13. Adventure Filmsare exciting stories, with new experiences or exotic locales. • Documentary Filmsare a source of film that records the primarily for the purposes of instruction or maintaining a historical record.

  14. Comediesare a kindof dramatic works that have happy endings. • Animated Filmsare the rapid display of a sequence of images of 2D or 3D artwork or model positions in order to create an illusion of movement.

  15. Musical Filmsare a kind of film in which songs sung by the characters are interwoven into the narrative, sometimes accompanied by dancing. • War Filmsare concerned with warfare. Usually about naval, air or land battles, sometimes focusing instead on prisoners of war, covert operations, military training or other related subjects.

  16. Differences between Science Fiction Films and Fantasy Films Science Fiction Films Fantasy Films Futuristic machines, robots, space ships, alien planets, and alien races. Magic, sword fighting and spells, dragons and maidens in distress. Difference Heroes, villains and monsters, impossible quests with impossible odds and victory for the good guys at the end. Common Example

  17. Differences between Romance Films and Romantic Comedies Romantic Comedies Romance Films Have the risk of heartbreaking dominating the whole story. How will the lovers recognize that they love each other? Difference The one or both of them are afraid of telling the other one how they feel Difference of the Obstacles Much bigger. The societal prejudice. Example

  18. Three Most Obvious Differences between Thriller Films and Horror films Horror Films Thriller Films Are meant to thrill the viewers. Are meant to horrify the viewers. Are mainly witty, usually twisted, and contain better plots. Are more often than not predictable. Are often more realistic and more practical. Usually have more supernatural elements.

  19. What Do You Think? ACTION ADVENTURE THRILLER

  20. <The Results of the Questionnaire>

  21. Are the students interested in watching movies?

  22. How often do the students watch movies?

  23. What types of movies are popular with the students?

  24. What is the most important part the students care about?

  25. What kind of movie do the students like the best? From where?

  26. <References> • 1. 2011/11/12 Types of Films from: http://www.slideshare.net/AlexandraRamirez/types-of-films-vocabulary-presentation http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/ting_ginger/article?mid=104 • 2. 2011/11/25 The History of Film from: http://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%94%B5%E5%BD%B1%E5%8F%B2 http://movie.cca.gov.tw/files/11-1000-73-1.php http://taiwandna.com/FormosaCinemaPage.html http://cinema.nccu.edu.tw/cinemaV2/intro.htm • 3. 2011/11/25 How to make a movie from: http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Movie • 4. 2011/12/1 Hollywood from: http://ourfilms.taiwancinema.com/reference_1.asp?MM_ID=161&MM_No=2 http://www.hollywoodfilmoffice.org/history.php http://www.catalogs.com/info/history/history-of-hollywood.html • 5. 2011/12/1 Difference between Horror and Thriller from: http://www.differencebetween.net/language/words-language/difference-between-horror-and- thriller/ • 6. 2011/12/13 Difference between Science fiction and Fantasy from: http://www.helium.com/items/346063-the-difference-between-science-fiction-and-fantasy • 7. 2011/12/13 Film Classification from:http://blog.yam.com/joanne1030/article/15081320 http://www.filmsite.org/adventurefilms.html • 8. 2012/1/14 Pictures from: (1) www.yooyoo360.com (2) www.ooopic.com (3) www.sj-sc.com

  27. <Appendix> 英資班獨立研究報告問卷調查 親愛的同學，您好:首先感謝您撥冗填答此問卷!本研究之目的在於了解麗山國中八年級學生看電影的情形。您的寶貴意見是相當重要且具有價值，填答結果將純粹作為學術研究之用，對外絕對保密。請依據實際情況勾選答案。謝謝您的配合! 學生：賴謙云、蕭佳宜中華民國100年10月 性別:O男 O女 [1]您喜歡看電影嗎? O是 O否 [2]您大致上看電影的頻率(若第1題選擇否 第2題填完請直接跳至第6題) O一週二次 O一個月二次 O半年二次 O一年二次 O無此習慣 O其他(請具體描述) ______________________________________________________ [3]您較喜歡看的電影種類 <可複選至三項> O動作類 O冒險類 O犯罪類 O驚悚類(ex.告白) O恐怖類(ex.孤兒怨)O文藝愛情類(ex.鐵達尼號) O愛情喜劇類(ex.好友萬萬睡) O喜劇類(ex.醉後大丈夫)O動畫類 O歌舞類 O戰爭類 O科幻類(ex.創) O奇幻類(ex.哈利波特) O歷史類(ex.賽德克．巴萊) O傳記類(ex.葉問) O勵志類 [4]您最重視電影哪個部份? <單選>O導演 O演員 O聲光效果 O劇情 [5]您最喜歡哪國電影? <單選>O國片 O港片 O歐美片 O日片 O韓片 O印度片 [6]您不喜歡看電影的主因? <單選> (若第1題選擇是 第6題則不必勾選) O價錢昂貴 O無空閒時間 O沒興趣 O其他(請具體描述) _________________________________________________________ 再次謝謝您的合作!!

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