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    Ad Essay The Shining is a suspenseful thriller novel about a man who goes phsycho and does unspeakable things to his family. The print ad for the novel “The Shining” by Stephen King appeals to the targeted audience of our classmates and peers by appealing to pathos‚ ethos‚ and logos‚ as a result of being a suspenseful thriller‚ the print ad of the novel will appeal to pathos through motifs in the story‚ the word “redrum” and a croquet mallet (in the movie it’s an axe) – all of which re foreshadowing

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    However‚ cinematography was long ago defined as an art of storytelling(6). The dialogue in American Beauty told us of Lester’s transition from someone who disliked himself and his lackluster life to someone who found happiness‚ but the cinematography‚ specifically the camera angles‚ told us that story as well. The power of cinematography is not that it creates a spectacle(6). The power comes from the way we interpret the

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    Aaron Murphy Professor George De Falussy Great International Films (FAR 2915.30) Critical Essay #3 May 19‚ 2012 To be Reality or to be Fantasy . . . That’s How the Labyrinth is Solved History helps to provide people with a further understanding of events that transpired in the past and is also used to help determine events that could transpire in the future. Film can be used in the same way. A director can choose for his movie to depict factual events in the past in order to teach his audience a

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    one knew about. The author conveys a suspenseful plot by adding their own experiences from their profession based on criminal law professor and deputy district attorney‚ to create a real life story. As the author conveys the story as a mystery and thriller‚ the more compelling it becomes and the more loop holes the reader is put through‚ that in the end Alafair

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    GENRE Film genres represent classification of movies into groups that have similar and familiar themes‚ settings‚ filmic techniques‚ period‚ plot‚ motifs and stars. Genre is easy to recognize but it is very difficult to define. Because of a changing nature of genres and subgenres‚ their fusion and our changing perception toward art‚ independent or foreign films that are becoming its own genre in western viewers eyes. Film genre creates some expectations for its audience. Most films within a

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    have used many techniques in order to capture the viewers interest and sustain it through out the film. I have identified the most important techniques used as: -how the actors are presented through characterization -various techniques of cinematography and special effects -and the fast pace of the film to make it exiting for the audience Most of us already knew that people suffering from schizophrenia do things a bit differently from the norm‚ but why? Surely we can’t understand exactly

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    even family movies. The 1976 film Rocky is an excellent example of a sports drama. “A sports drama incorporates dramatic elements into a sports storyline.”1 Rocky is a classic sports-drama. It influenced the film industry through its success‚ cinematography‚ and plot. Rocky changed the film industry through its success. The movie won a Golden Globe award in 1977 for Best Motion Picture (Drama). This showed the Rocky really was the best movie in its genre at that time. It is also believed by critics

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    well as some similarities. The director of the 13th warrior might have wanted to include similarities‚ but there was a lot of outstanding differences. But as the theme of both great thrillers still stands as good vs evil. The fight for an actual more realistic story actually stood out more to me than a fictional thriller of dragons and demons. The outstanding differences of the film compared to the great anglo saxon story were Strength‚ Ethics‚ and being more human. There are many contradicting

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    wore a spectacular flowing emerald dress which moved and reacted with each change in emotion as Cecillia waited for Robbie in the cool breeze on the steps. As the mood changes from the discovery of love to heart break Seamus McGravey‚ director of cinematography

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    Thesis Statement The Manchurian Candidate was noted for its breakthrough in cinematography‚ as the scenes were shot in a creative manner that was new and different in that era. It also made use of different editing techniques to seamlessly piece the story together‚ along with the use of certain recurring Motifs to effectively deliver the story to the audience. This paper would examine how the groundbreaking use of cinematography‚ editing help to bring across the theme of surrealism‚ and delivers a thrilling

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