Methods of Montage - LNunn


It appears that this piece was written in 1929. It became obvious to me at the end of the reading and seeing the date that these findings may have been really significant almost 90 years ago. The descriptions of the different montages in today’s films seem to be common practice. Although I must admit when reading this, I never have really given it much thought how these different montages impact our viewing experience.

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