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Herr Lubitsch Goes to Hollywood
German and American Film after World War I
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Published March 2005
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Acknowledgements Introduction Lubitsch: The Filmmaker's Filmmaker Lubitsch's Place in Two National Cinemas The Standard Story: Germany Escapes Hollywood's Influence 1. Lubitsch's Career Studying the Conditions of Influence Lubitsch and the German Film Industry Lubitsch's Reputation in the 1920s Areas of Stylistic Influence 2. Making the Light Come from the Story: Lighting Different Lighting Equipment Different Conceptions of Lighting Lubitsch and the German Norm Germany's Discovery of Three-point Lighting Lubitsch Masters Three-point Lighting in Hollywood Three-point Lighting and Expressionism 3. Subduing the Cluttered Background: Set Design Classical Norms of Set Design Lubitsch and German Set Design Herr Lubitsch Goes to Hollywood Lubitsch's Work with His Hollywood Art Directors 4. Guiding the Viewer's Attention: Editing Lubitsch the Editor Editing in Postwar German Films Lubitsch's Hollywood Films 5. Peeking at the Players: Acting The Survival of Pantomimic Acting in Post-War German Cinema Lubitsch's German Features Lubitsch's Hollywood Features 6. Mutual Influences Equipping for Influence: The Modernization of German Studios German Cinema Goes Hollywood Contemporary Discussions of American-Style Techniques Distinctively German Devices and Their Impact Epilogue: The Lubitsch Touch Notes Filmography Index
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