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Kino-Eye: a standalone construct

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Kino-Eye1 CONSTRUCTKino-EyeVERTOV · FILM STUDIES

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Film studies

the idea of the camera as a mechanical eye that records and organizes life caught unawares, beyond human vision.

In film studies, Kino-Eye refers to the idea of the camera as a mechanical eye that records and organizes life caught unawares, beyond human vision. This meaning comes from Vertov (1984) in Kino-eye.[1]

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  1. Vertov, D. (1984). Kino-eye: The writings of Dziga Vertov (A. Michelson, Ed.; K. O'Brien, Trans.). University of California Press. ISBN 9780520046245

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