1. Explain why you selected each of the TWO videos you
choose from the selection listed above.
I chose these movies because I went to Italy during spring
break and they were both big influences in the culture there. I wanted to continue learning
about them.
2. For each video list/discuss the key concepts you learned.
The Drawings of Michelangelo: One of the key concepts I learned was of the
British Museum, which is the home of many collections of fine prints and
drawings. The museum holds more than 90 drawings by Michelangelo. His work can
be viewed by students today; however back in Michelangelo’s time, his work was
kept away from everyone. The video further talks about how his surviving
drawings ranged from rough preparatory sketches to fully accomplished works of
art.
Leonardo da Vinci: The Mind of the Renaissance: This video
is informative on the great life of Leonardo da Vinci and his beautiful pieces
of works. At the age of 20, Leonardo was accepted into the painter’s guild. He
directed his first painting in the studio. Furthermore, the video talks about
how Leonardo spent many hours, sometimes days, thinking about his painting
without picking up a brush
3. How do the videos relate to the readings in the text?
The videos relate well to the text in regards to proving
information that are full and rich in content. Reading the texts helps you
understand the content through words and strong vocabulary, while the videos
take the words of the information on the text and takes it to the next level by
providing visual understanding.
4. What is your opinion of the films? How do they add depth
to understanding of the readings and art concepts?
I believe the learning experience becomes more fun by
reading the text and following that up with the videos afterwards. This allows
us to better comprehend all the information. I often get lost because there are
many paragraphs to read and there is bound to be a few vocabulary words that I
am not familiar with. However with the videos, I can hear people talking and explaining
the content.
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