The Visual Revolution: Part 1— A Fast-Paced Cinematic Investigation by Tal S. Shamir, Ph.D.

Описание: A fast-paced cinematic investigation into one of the most transformative — yet under-the-radar — revolutions of our time: the shift from a written-based society to a visual society.

Created by filmmaker & scholar Tal S. Shamir, Ph.D. (Cinematic Philosophy, Palgrave Macmillan), this 5-part docu-scholar series is brief, provocative, and visually dynamic — blending cinematic storytelling with philosophical inquiry for the age of social media, reels, & screens.

Episodes
Part 1:    • The Visual Revolution: Part 1— A Fast-Pace...  
Part 2:    • The Visual Revolution: Part 2—Philosophy &...  
Part 3:    • The Visual Revolution: Part 3—The Medium i...  
Part 4:    • The Visual Revolution: Part 4—The Bias of ...  
Part 5:    • The Visual Revolution: Part 5—The Revoluti...  

📘 The Visual Revolution expands ideas first introduced in Tal S. Shamir’s book Cinematic Philosophy (Palgrave Macmillan),
https://link.springer.com/book/10.100...

🎬 Created, written, directed & edited by Tal S. Shamir, Ph.D.

Music & Audio by
“XPOSURE Ending” by Andrew Pomeroy.
“Downtown” by Shtriker Big Band.
“Play play play” by Shtriker Big Band.
“Horror ambiance” by Phil Michalski.

Additional Videography by Stroyblocks
A stack of printed materials on printing press.
Typography machine working print factory.
Typewriter.
Lightning by Dan Kuznets

Thank you
Ruth Shamir Ph.D., Uri Shamir, Liron Sol, Henry Unger Ph.D., Rafael Parra, Vlad Nikolic, Israel Bar-Kochav, Lisa Madison, Florence Danner, Natan Zahavi, Ken Forman, Murray Stiller Ph.D., Maky & Rene, Sam Wolf, Andrew Brown, Lisa B., Carol Colmenares, Dan Kuznets, Andrew Pomeroy & The New School.

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These materials are included for purposes of commentary, criticism, scholarship, research, and education — not for commercial gain. All rights to copyrighted content remain with their respective owners. This video makes a good-faith effort to adhere to the doctrine of fair use and to respect intellectual property rights.