디지털로 만든 아날로그 세상 - <찰리와 초콜릿 공장>의 이미지 분석을 중심으로-
Analog World Made of Digital Technology - Focusing on analyzing the image of <Charlie and the Chocolate Factory>(2005)-
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Digital era have made everything around us more comfortable and convenient. However, there has not been disappears of analog stuffs in our everyday lives. It means that masses want to be blessed in digital condition and, at the same time, keep human value and warm spirit. There have come a representative group of this phenomenon, which is called "Post Digital Generation". PDG have grown up in the digital condition all around and they use it actively to communicate with others. They leads "Digilog" which means digital technology plus analog sensitivity. Now, therefore, 'digital cinema' with digital image should reflect those movement to survive among rushing new medias. <Charlie and the Chocolate Factory> can be a great sampler of, so to speak, "Digilog Cinema". The movie made of computer graphics and animation skills with live action image. Chocolate factory, Willy Wonka and the Umparoompas represent cold digital image first, but after all, they share emotional materials and changed into it. On the contrary, including Charlie, his family and other people who were invited to Wonka's factory are originally human based on analog image. However, image of the children who are not nice and polite in their lives and the chocolate factory were digitalized after all. In the conclusion, <Charlie and the Chocolate Factory> won the great success to PDG and people who want digilog cinema. It's not just a short trend but a firm direction we should follow after in the digital era.
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Digital era have made everything around us more comfortable and convenient. However, there has not been disappears of analog stuffs in our everyday lives. It means that masses want to be blessed in digital condition and, at the same time, keep human value and warm spirit. There have come a representative group of this phenomenon, which is called "Post Digital Generation". PDG have grown up in the digital condition all around and they use it actively to communicate with others. They leads "Digilog" which means digital technology plus analog sensitivity. Now, therefore, 'digital cinema' with digital image should reflect those movement to survive among rushing new medias. <Charlie and the Chocolate Factory> can be a great sampler of, so to speak, "Digilog Cinema". The movie made of computer graphics and animation skills with live action image. Chocolate factory, Willy Wonka and the Umparoompas represent cold digital image first, but after all, they share emotional materials and changed into it. On the contrary, including Charlie, his family and other people who were invited to Wonka's factory are originally human based on analog image. However, image of the children who are not nice and polite in their lives and the chocolate factory were digitalized after all. In the conclusion, <Charlie and the Chocolate Factory> won the great success to PDG and people who want digilog cinema. It's not just a short trend but a firm direction we should follow after in the digital era.
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