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To have happily finished writing at least 3,000 words, using the paragraph plan as a close guide.

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To have completed primary research by now.

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Finish researching.

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To continue with the proposed paragraph plan, detail on research used as evidence should be included.

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To open up the chapter plan, make alterations where necessary and behind with paragraph plans with bullet points, focusing last on introduction and conclusion

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Continue research where necessary

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After the research, to be very confident with the lead question and proposed chapter plan

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To have studied carefully at least 10 academic journals of choice.

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To have studied, and made notes on at least 10 online articles of choice

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- a month break -

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To continue reading the two books from June

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To research points of contact for Primary Research: art critics, art historians, gallery curators, cinematographers.

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Today I began with watching a video by The National Gallery which explored their three pieces by Caravaggio, told through a timeline of events.

I then finished my dissertation and planned my progress map for next term.

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Friday 27/05/2022
1st Hour: Read,Annotate,Summarise and write a 100 word paragraph on 2nd Academic source

2nd Hour: Annotate 3rd source

3rd Hour: 3rd source Finish Annotate, Summarise and write

4th Hour: 4th source Read, Annotate, Summarise and write on - Research Review complete.

5th Hour: Write up chapter plan.

6th Hour: Write up progress map

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2. Create a wealth of academic texts, annotated, grouped in to chapter plans, and summarised.

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1. Read as many dissertation examples as possible; understand writing style and argument

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Tutor feedback:

The original lead question 'How influential was Caravaggio’s chiaroscuro lighting technique on early cinema, and can we still see evidence of the use of chiaroscuro throughout modern cinema today'? is too broad. Narrow it down it a specific director or film movement. Needs to br a specific sub genre or group in film.

I have now changed my lead question to 'To what extent has Vittorio Storaro’s cinematography been influenced by Caravaggio and his chiaroscuro lighting technique?'. Which has been given the approval stamp, along with the beginning of my research review.

Feedback on the direction of the dissertation is that I am now heading in the right direction with my subject and question of study.

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I've finished with my vague research on influential artists for cinema and now need to focus my research specifically on Caravaggio's influence and read academic writing.

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I have started my research notes knowing that I am looking in to the influence of one artist on a group of cinematographers.

I have created a subsection of key authors I find whilst researching in order to refer back to when I am more certain on my subject matter of research.

I have summarised articles of interest, and highlighted what I find most interesting which has potential for my subject matter od dissertation.

Caravaggio is a common point of conversation and an artist with a lot of range to study and with lots to be inspired by for cinematography.

Caravaggio is the chosen artist.

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To what extent has Vittorio Storaro’s cinematography been influenced by Caravaggio and his chiaroscuro lighting technique.

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To what extent has Vittorio Storaro’s cinematography been influenced by Caravaggio and his chiaroscuro lighting technique.

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Monday:
-write half of the Research Review
-have spent more time researching

Tuesday:
-go to work

Wednesday:
-preparation on film module

Thursday:
-finish research review in time for tutor to look over it

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The Art of Visual Storytelling
Author: Gillian McIver

https://www.bloomsburyappliedvisualarts.com/encyclopedia?docid=b-9781474223362

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by Andrew Graham-Dixon

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Caravaggio and the Creation of Modernity 

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Caravaggio and the Creation of Modernity 

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Author: Troy Thomas

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Caravaggio in Film and Literature: Popular Culture's Appropriation of a Baroque Genius 

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Caravaggio in Film and Literature: Popular Culture's Appropriation of a Baroque Genius 

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Author: Laura Rorato

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Author: Leo Bersani and Ulysee Dutoit

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Explore and Evaluate The Influence Of Caravaggio On The Development Of Film Lighting Techniques

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Explore and Evaluate The Influence Of Caravaggio On The Development Of Film Lighting Techniques

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How important is Caravaggio’s chiaroscuro lighting technique throughout the history of cinema? 

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How important is Caravaggio’s chiaroscuro lighting technique throughout the history of cinema? 

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How much of modern cinema has been influenced by Caravaggio and his chiaroscuro lighting technique.

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How much of modern cinema has been influenced by Caravaggio and his chiaroscuro lighting technique.

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How influential was Caravaggio’s chiaroscuro lighting technique on early cinema, and can we still see evidence of the use of chiaroscuro throughout modern cinema today?

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How influential was Caravaggio’s chiaroscuro lighting technique on early cinema, and can we still see evidence of the use of chiaroscuro throughout modern cinema today?

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To read, highlight and make condensed notes on the books:

'Painting With Light' by John Alton

'Writing With Light' by Vittorio Storaro