To see: Life story of Kerim and Selim Altinok brothers
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Abstract (EN)
A masters' thesis project, a documentary film titled ``To See: The World of Selim - Kerim Altinok Brothers'' is prepared. Present work contains a detailed description of the said masters' thesis project.The work at hand constitutes of eight chapters. The first four chapters describe in detail the motivation behind the documentary film``To See'', elements involved in the film and the stages that took place before, during and after the shooting of the film.The fifth chapter discusses the notion of ``seeing'' and presents the opinions of different authors and artists on the subject.The sixth chapter contains a brief biography of the brothers Selim and Kerim Altinok.The seventh chapter gives a detailed presentation of the documentary ``To See'', describes the auxiliary elements used in the film, lists the equipment in the production of the film and presents the final budget for the production.In the concluding chapter, the differences of impressions created by the daily life experience for those who see and those who not are discussed; in light of these differences, the concept of "seeing" is redefined.Keywords: To see, Selim Altınok, Kerim Altınok, colour, feast, freedom,happiness
Author
Selin Bılıkyan Bedikyan
Institution

İstanbul Beykent University
Sinema Televizyon Sanat Dalı
How to Cite
Selin Bılıkyan Bedikyan (Master Thesis). To see: Life story of Kerim and Selim Altinok brothers, 2012, İstanbul Beykent University.
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