From Montage to Deadpan: A Cinematic Journey

This chapter features a lively discussion about the significance of 'Battleship Potemkin' and its revolutionary montage techniques that shaped filmmaking. The speakers also explore the unique contributions of Buster Keaton to comedy and cinema, contrasting his style with other legends like Charlie Chaplin. Additionally, they touch upon the historical impact of 'The Jazz Singer' as a milestone in film history, marking the transition to sound in cinema.