Analysis Of The Effect Of The Application Of Montage Artistic Expression Of Video Data Information Technology Processing In Film And Television Choreography

Film and television works integrate the changes of light and shadow in the camera, relying on the interplay of screen, character and artistic techniques to convey a new emotion and attitude to the viewer. As the means of artistic creation begins to shift toward perceptual and cognitive perspectives, the original artistic expressions are stretched to the limit in film and television choreography. As a ”big hit” in film and television choreography, the study of montage in the history of film choreography has never stopped: it is a sensual means of expression, but also an artistic technique that reunites light and shadow. This paper studies the connotation of montage artistic expression, discusses its application in film and television choreography, and combines video information processing technology to enhance its expressive power. The experimental results show that our method can effectively improve the application effect of montage in film and television editing and directing, and the introduction of video processing technology improves the editing and directing performance.

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Scalable Computing Practice and Experience
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2025-07-14
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https://doi.org/10.12694/scpe.v26i5.4717
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Digital Media and Visual Art
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Analysis Of The Effect Of The Application Of Montage Artistic Expression Of Video Data Information Technology Processing In Film And Television Choreography

Yanxiang Zhang, Xiaoxiao Li
Scalable Computing Practice and Experience
Digital Media and Visual Art
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Analysis Of The Effect Of The Application Of Montage Artistic Expression Of Video Data Information Technology Processing In Film And Television Choreography

Yanxiang Zhang, Xiaoxiao Li
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Abstract

Film and television works integrate the changes of light and shadow in the camera, relying on the interplay of screen, character and artistic techniques to convey a new emotion and attitude to the viewer. As the means of artistic creation begins to shift toward perceptual and cognitive perspectives, the original artistic expressions are stretched to the limit in film and television choreography. As a ”big hit” in film and television choreography, the study of montage in the history of film choreography has never stopped: it is a sensual means of expression, but also an artistic technique that reunites light and shadow. This paper studies the connotation of montage artistic expression, discusses its application in film and television choreography, and combines video information processing technology to enhance its expressive power. The experimental results show that our method can effectively improve the application effect of montage in film and television editing and directing, and the introduction of video processing technology improves the editing and directing performance.

Scalable Computing Practice and ExperienceVol. 26(5)
Chengdu University of Information Technology (CN), Chengdu University (CN), Henan Polytechnic University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Digital Media and Visual Art
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