Lesson 2: The Development of Cinematic Language

1. Lesson 2 Overview
2. Charles Chaplin
3. Early Chaplin Films
4. Chaplin as Director
5. Chaplin as Editor
6. The Tramp
7. Gold Rush and Social Situations
8. Early Sound Recording
9. The Jazz Singer
10. What Can Sound Do?
11. Sound Editing
12. Chaplin's Thoughts on Sound
13. Chaplin as a Figure
14. Chaplin and Social Concerns
15. Modern Times and the Tramp
16. Watching Modern Times
17. Feature Presentation: Modern Times
18. Technology, Humanity, and Modernity
19. Framing Modern Times
20. In the Factory
21. Enter the Tramp
22. The Human and the Machine
23. Machine Sales
24. The Radio: Smells like Commerce
25. Humanity in Modern Times
26. Into the Machine
27. Madness and Taken Away
28. Leaving the Hospital
29. Labor and the Police
30. Strikes and Prison
31. The Gamine
32. The Fantasy Home
33. The Realistic Home
34. The Tramp is Finally Heard
35. Sing, Never Mind the Words
36. Breaking the Tramp Mold
37. Final Thoughts
38. Lesson 2 Wrap