英文摘要 |
The Tracey Fragments is a 2007 drama film directed by Canadian Bruce McDonald and written by Maureen Medved, based on her novel of the same name. Bruce McDonald is enthusiastically in the vanguard of experimenting with new technology and bringing cinema new narrative ways and forms. The film was low budget, shooting within two weeks, and then spent nine months to finish the postproduction. However, financial difficulties did not affect the endeavor of the film, which using new technology in creative ways and showing the efforts of developing new forms. It has become one of the important milestones in the digital experimental field. This essay addresses Bruce McDonald's unique achievement of his film, and introduces many scholars, like Janet H. Murry 、Lev Manovich and film theory scholar David Birdwell 's observation of film narrative development, showing the tendency of new cinema language affected by new technology. Through these discussions, we can understand the multiform stories and multiple-frames of The Tracey Fragments are in the importance of new media cinema evolution. |