In Class Shorts and Videos for Review
One of the most influential directors of the early movies was Charlie Chaplin. Chaplin took movie comedy from "Slapstick" to comedy which had meaning and substance. His endeavors developed the comedy genre that we have today. Unit 3 will discuss Chaplin's efforts, and the inevitable cloning that occurred when he was successful.
In the Beginning:
Making a Living: (Chaplin's first film) Note: Chaplin hated this film- It is the reason he decided to develop something new.
Making a Living: (Chaplin's first film) Note: Chaplin hated this film- It is the reason he decided to develop something new.
What is Slapstick? Where did it come from?
Invention of "The Tramp"
Kid Auto Races at Venice:
Kid Auto Races at Venice:
Mabel's Strange Predicament:
Chaplin Becomes an Actor Director
The Champion:
The Champion:
Other Studios Clone Chaplin's Character:
Pool Sharks- Starring W.C. Fields:
Pool Sharks- Starring W.C. Fields:
One Week: Starring: Buster Keaton
Chaplin Becomes a Producer, Actor, Director:
The Kid (Father Saves Son Scene)
The Kid (Father Saves Son Scene)
The Gold Rush: (2 Scenes) Thanksgiving/ Roll Dance
Oldie Slapstick Montage: 1920s and 1930s