Stylistic changes in the documentary
(Director Michael Moore as a model)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31973/aj.v0i134.1021Keywords:
stylistic changes, documentary, cinematography, director Michael MooreAbstract
The stylistic changes that occurred in the documentary film were not addressed by researchers in cinematic studies in Iraq, As well as being useful for scholars and those working in the field of cinematic art, As it was necessary for the cinema that originated through shows of bars, popular theaters and movie clubs Cinematic, To acquire a cultural level, and to become an educational and scientific instrument used in various aspects of life, The term method is often used to denote the reference to new, effective and eloquent treatment in selecting and employing linguistic techniques and means to express thought that is embodied in a live interaction with the recipient in a way that he realizes that this expression has acquired a method that can only be devised by this creator, Therefore, the determination of the method stems mainly from the expressive value of the aesthetically employed component within the structure of the artwork, Through its distinction within the framework of the artistic achievement, the artist’s style is indicated, in addition to what the nature of the age and the intellectual and ideological directions it contains give him a basis that prints the style and gives him a general framework that guides the artist’s directions.
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