The dissertation is mainly focused on the leading modi and models in communication

BBS was a unique production company focusing on poetic, dokumentary and experimental films with a special production system. Most important directors were: Huszárik, Toth, Szirtes,Gazdas,Bódy,Erdély,Szabó

This thesis deals with the phenomenon of motion in the fine arts. The theoretical part of the work is searching for connections between the psychological, philosophical, scientific and artistic conception of motion. At the same time it is monitoring the formation of new styles of art in the early 20th century, whose inspiration was (besides other things) discovery of technologies, that enable to catch the motion. The practicalpart together with the didactical part deals with combination of drawing and motion. The practical part contains cycles of photographs and drawings on the topic of "Elements", then there are several proposals of simple tasks easing the creative expression of pupils in the sixth year of primary school, which lead to build a simple optical instrument. This resulting project is also a part of the actual art work.

Thesis named The Main Dramatic Conflict In the Contemporary Czech Film analyzes what is the impact of the position of the main dramatic conflict in the structure of the five full lenght czech films made in 2014. The films are The Way Out, Fair play, Nowhere in Moravia, Three Brothers and the documentary film Into the Clouds We Gaze. The work is divided into two main parts. The firs part summarizes theoretical resources relating to the problematic of the main dramatic conflict and it also includes historic point of view. The second part appertain to five practical film analyzes that are based on films together with a screenplays. It reveals the changes that was made during the editing process and the way how they impacted the story structure.

This thesis called dual concept of a character deals with the existence of films where the protagonist is not the main character of a viewer. The work examines on the basis of which principles this effect occurs. Then it is described, what kind of relations these characters have with each other, and how they influence each other during the narration. A few rules are set on the basis of the particular film examples, which fulfilment contributes to this effect. The aim of this work is to explain the difference between the function of a protagonist and the main character of a viewer. It also classifies types of stories, where the effect of a dual concept of a character occurs most often.

The topic of this diploma thesis is the antiutopia and totalism in the Czech and world cinematography and it elaborates the proposal of an artistic approach to the film Nineteen Eighty-Four based on the novel by George Orwell. The theoretical part of this thesis deals with the definition of the relationship between antiutopia and totalitarianism, their characteristic features and how they manifest themselves in the cinema. This phenomenon is discussed in more detail in the folowing analysis of selected films in terms of their visual and production values. The second part of this thesis looks into the artistic approach to the film. The concept elaborates an urban design as well as individual exterior and interior sets and proposal of their designing.

The thesis deals with a visual concept for a feature film based on the novel „The Scarlet Plague“ by Jack London. It consists of two parts: a theoretical part and a practical part, which contains author’s own design for the film. The first, theoretical part describes the history of the genre, and analysis the visual concepts of a few post-apocalyptic films that are relevant to the concept chosen for „The Scarlet Plague“, particularly Rise of the Planet of the Apes (director Rupert Wyatt, 2011), Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (director Matt Reeves, 2014), Waterworld (director Kevin Reynolds, 1995), I am Legend (director Francis Lawrence, 2007), Mad Max: Fury Road (director Georges Miller, 2015). In the second, practical part, the approach to the concept of „The Scarlet Plague“ is described and accompanied with the visual execution of selected scenes.

The master’s thesis focuses on three selected films by a Dutch filmmaker Marleen Gorris (A Question of Silence [De stilte rond Christine M.], Antonia, and Mrs. Dalloway). The text examines the way the film female characters are depicted, their relationship to the patriarchal society they live in and the forms of their possible resistance to a given social order. An ideological analysis used for that purpose enables to explore both values, beliefs or prejudices of a certain content, as well as motivation and power relationships the content is based on.

Historic film genre serves here as a model example of a demanding film project in contemporary European cinematography. We want to explore the problems of development and financing of historic films. The basis of the research is the idea that historic films are mostly producer projects because of their commercial potential. The genre of historic film is explained here from two different points of view: Film theory and film history. The concept of European cinematographic work and the ways of financing European co-production films are shortly presented. Further we describe what a producer follows and influences during his work on a historic film. The gained knowledge is then applied on five case studies. Reflections of the film producers form a part of these studies. The result of the research is the statement that the quality and artistic value of a film go across the film genres just as the producer's or the director's approach to a film project do. To shoot arthouse oriented historic films is more risky from the commercial point of view. At the same time only in this way the film will be unique, can survive for decades and can really be successful all over the world.

This master thesis is focusing on European film industry and on the position of Czech producer in this system. In the beginning is cinematography listed into the system of creative industries and there is a definition of what the producer is. Furthermore are presented the possibilities of financing of audiovisual work in local conditions, which is the necessity for potential co-productions. Significant part of the thesis is dedicated to the analysis of structure of European audiovisual funds, which are Eurimages and MEDIA Desk and producer?s networking. In the case study is described the history of growth of Danish company Zentropa which is one of the most successful European companies based on possibilities which offers European film market. In the end of thesis is in short view described the change of industry connected with entering of digital media and social networks to audiovisual industry.