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    Tape by Richard Linklater    Richard Linklater shows us thatitisalsopossible to create a goodqualitymoviewithout the help of splendiddecors‚ costumes and stunning make-ups. From the verybeginning of the movie‚ the audience findthemselves in the tribune of a tennis match which in the end hasthreewinners.        In the beginning of the movie‚ Vincent isintroduced to usas a man thatlatelyhasbroken up with his girlfriend because of hisviolenttendencies. Shortlyafter John entersthe scene‚ the dialogbetweenthemstarts

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    purpose of Verbatim theatre has always been to challenge audiences into a confrontation with real events and concrete facts‚ an to prevent their escapism into theatrical fantasy.” How well does this statement apply to Verbatim plays‚ RRR and LP? Alfred Hitchcock commented‚ “ what is drama but life with the dull bits cut out.” This quotes is typically true of drama‚ however verbatim theatre is contrary to this as it forces it audiences to confront serious issues and offers conventions that shy

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    Danforth is a very authoritative character throughout the play and is often the one to regain order in times of chaos. He is a key character in the play‚ used by Miller to engage the audience. As he begins to believe Mary Warren that it was all lies‚ it gives the audience hope‚ and builds up the suspense leaving the audience wanting to know what will happen next. From the very beginning of the act it is clear that due to the respect he has managed to gain and his high position in the court he is very

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    film. One of the first aspects of editing that I notices was in the first few minutes of the film. During this moment‚ the audience is shown a gun. This gives the views the idea that the film that they are about to watch is a crime thriller‚ and when the gun comes into view‚ the gun is seen in extreme-close up. This becomes becomes significant in the film’s story as the audience continues to watch.  The second editing

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    T´cnicas de Reconhecimento de Padr˜es e o Pattern Recognition Techniques 2013/2014 Practical Exercises : Class # 1 and #2 Statistical Pattern Recognition Toolbox - (STPRTool): Installation & Data Handling STPRTool Requirements • Matlab‚ version 5.3 or higher (Verify your Matlab version by typing in the Matlab command line ver ); • Some algorithms require the Optimization and Image Processing Toolboxes (Verify if you have it installed by typing the command ver). STPRTool Installation

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    What makes a good presentation? Presentation is the practice of showing and explaining the content of a topic to an audience or learner. The fundamental part of a presentation is about knowing how to present your information to the audience. In many cases‚ you can make the ultimate impression on your audience by how you present your information and yourself rather than the information you’re presenting. Quality of a presentation can be scaled in various aspects. Material‚ voice‚ body language

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    Quick Guide to Public Speaking Preparations * Audience: The goal of public speaking is to gain a response from your listeners-to get them to think‚ feel‚ or act in a certain way. To reach the listeners‚ find out as much as you can about them( Age‚ gender‚ racial‚ ethnic background‚ religion‚ education level‚ attitudes towards you and the subject‚ how much they know about the subject) Adapt your speech to meet their needs and interests. * Topic: Choose a topic that is interesting and about

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    While presenting he tends to keep eye contact with the audience. He also does not use any notecards‚ which this indicates that he knows his topic enough and is able to talk smoothly through his presentation. Also‚ to keep the audience interested‚ he adds humor in his presentation to help explain his connections. Bedwell does such a great job with his speech‚ that I do not see where he needs any improvement. In this speech he teaches the audience that the things we miss‚ tends to cripple our thinking

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    multiplied when it involves an audience of stakeholders consisting of managers‚ CEO’s‚ stockholders and the like. These people determine your future within the company. Giving a bad presentation not only makes you look bad‚ but also portrays the company’s image in a negative manner. However‚ there are several things a person can do to give an outstanding presentation and make both the company and the presentation seem perfect. Things to Consider About the Audience When giving a presentation

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    which is between Sonny Jim and Sylvie‚ this scene establishes the broken and psychotic world they inhabit and contextualises the grief felt by the protagonists. It demonstrates the dark and twisted atmosphere of the characters world and shows the audience the irrational state in which they live. All throughout the play we sense the important values present in Australian ideas that are represented in the world of the text. We observe the disruption of the moral code and the sense of grief and loss

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