theme tune is made to build up tension during this. The music is made in a certain way to scare the audience as it is made to represent the shark’s heart beat. You know it ’s the shark and that something is obviously going to happen although at some parts of the movie it does trick you by playing the music but nothing exciting happens. Two other examples of music or silence is used to scare the audience to build up tension is
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Audience Reactions and Attitudes to Much Ado About Nothing In "Much Ado About Nothing" Shakespeare captures many of the social standards in Elizabethan society whether they are fair or not. In Act 2 Scene 2 of the play‚ Don John plots to frame Hero and make it look like she has been unfaithful to her fiancée the night before they are due to marry. This then sparks outrage from the male characters‚ which in turn shows a male bias in their society. The way Hero’s father takes a mans word over hers
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Question: Othello offers nothing of value to the modern audience. Do you agree? Complex themes of jealousy‚ rejection and revenge are universal due to their ability to relate and remain relevant to audiences. Such themes are explored through William Shakespeare’s tragedy Othello where characters are all confronted and invariably challenged with such universal themes that essentially form the ingredients to this tragedy. Throughout the play‚ issues regarding sexism and racism come to light by examining
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Ten Things I Hate About You and its Relevance to a Modern Audience Although the movie Ten Things I Hate About You is based on a Shakespearian play‚ it was released in 1999 so it was essential that the director Gil Junger made it both relevant and appealing to a modern audience. He does this primarily through alterations to the setting and the characters‚ with few changes to the basic plot. The target audience is teenagers‚ and all the major characters are also teenagers and are all in high school
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TANG Wentao Campus Paris Group A What kind of product placement in the film industry is more acceptable by the audiences? Contents Contents 1 Introduction 2 Product placement in Movies 2 Literature review: Some examples 2 Ray Ban: Top Gun 3 FedEx and Wilson: Cast away 3 Chevrolet Camaro: Transformers 4 Successful and failure attempts of product placement 4 The product for the movie 5 Example of success: Mini cooper and the Italian job 5 Example of failure: China Mobile
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New Media Convergence and Audience Fragmentation and Programme Content in International Broadcasting The new media technologies have been referred to as the communication revolution due to the immense changes they have brought to mass communication and social lifestyles in past decade or so. The expression ‘new media’ has been in use since the 1960s and has had to encompass an expanding and diversifying set of applied communication technologies such the it is somehow impracticable to tell just
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To what extent do audiences need art galleries to view art works? Art galleries are essential to the art world‚ however‚ is not the only source for audiences to view art. To begin with‚ art and artwork is defined as the application of human skill‚ creativity and imagination. Taking this into consideration‚ individuals need to examine the nature and purpose of art galleries as a facility to collaborate‚ organize and display a collection of artworks. As art however‚ is any expression of human creativity
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Movies and television shows should included better role models for their audiences I’m sure it has happened plenty of times. When you finish watching a movie and afterwards feel so inspired. This is often when the movie hero was presented as someone we would like to be or has a personality that we admire. Sometimes it can be other characters that are shown to be “cool”‚ attractive‚ and popular that also inspires us to mimic their personality traits. Movies can also prompt us to try certain activities
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In the article “Interpreting The Day the Earth Stood Still for Contemporary Film Audiences” written in 2008‚ the Author‚ Joshua Pardon‚ writes about the messages that were sent to the American film audience of 1951 through the film The Day the Earth Stood Still‚ based on a short story by Harry Bates written in 1940. These messages ranged from topics like the societal costs of atomic technology and both a negative and positive view of militarism‚ to criticism of the mass media. He also writes about
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BCOM/275 WK4 Assignment: Knowing Your Audience Communication Release Communication To Family Face-To-Face We regret to inform you that your family member is among 33 workers currently trapped due to cave-in. We want you to know that as we speak‚ we have rescue workers on site doing everything possible to bring every worker to safety as soon as possible. We will keep you informed as new information develops. • I this statement I don’t wont to give too much information about the events
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