- In
films and videos, an
intertitle, also
known as a
title card, is a
piece of filmed,
printed text
edited into the
midst of (hence, inter-) the photographed...
- the 1930s in ****an. Conversely, as benshi-narrated
films often lacked intertitles, modern-day
audiences may
sometimes find it
difficult to
follow the plots...
-
original film, the
intertitle says, "Oh,
mother will be pleased". When the
footage was found, it was
missing the "Mother"
intertitle. It just read, "Oh...
- Subtitles,
textual versions of the
dialog in film and
other visual media Intertitle, a
piece text
edited into a film to
convey information like
dialogue <caption></caption>...
-
defense against copyright infringement accusations, the
original German intertitles acknowledged Dracula as the source. Film
historian David Kalat states...
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characters rather than the sets and action. The
genre tried to
avoid the
intertitles (title cards) of
spoken dialogue or
description that
characterize most...
-
lifts her
skirts to
reveal a
thick patch of
pubic hair. At this point, an
intertitle reveals that the
screenwriter is "Oscar Wild" (clearly a pseudonym). The...
-
anniversary of the event. The film was
originally composed of 8
shots and 7
intertitles and
lasted about 10 minutes. The
surviving version,
restored in 2005...
- this than
meets the eye. The
expression may have
originated as a
stock intertitle in the
silent movies and at
first the
reference to the
ranch was literal...
-
whereupon Alberich offers to make
Siegfried "the
richest king on earth!" [
intertitle 1.14].
While Siegfried is
mesmerized by the
treasure and the
sword Balmung...
