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Eisenstein, Sergei 1898-1948 Russian film director whose work includes the classics: Potemkin (1925); Alexander Newsky (1938), and Ivan the Terrible (1944). In his early films Eisenstein used untrained actors and made the common people his hero. He is famous as a theorist introducing new methods in camera angle, cutting, and montage, a number of images placed side by side. (See a sample of a montage below)
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8 stills of Odessa Steps from the film 'Potemkin' as a sample of a montage.
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