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    During the times of 300 CE in the Middle Eastern region‚ Christianity was rapidly expanding but after being eroded against the test of time‚ fragmentation was inevitable. The events were a string of series that began with the unification of Christianity on a strong front‚ followed by a separation from the Roman Catholics and the Eastern Orthodox to finally a protestant growth of a new branch. In the beginning‚ Christianity was created from Jesus wanting to revitalize traditions. Saint Paul’s conversion

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    Alfredo Zavala April 16‚ 2013 Editing: Memento & The Hurt Locker Memento is a film in which editing is part of the narrative while The Hurt Locker is a film in which the narrative uses editing. These two great films are very different when examining the editing. For example Memento has a very difficult story to understand due to the editing of the narrative and the story that Leonard Shelby is trying to tell. For the film‚ The Hurt Locker‚ the editing in the film is used to create dramatic

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    In the film‚ Shawshank Redemption‚ the director‚ Frank Darabont‚ uses editing to emphasize many unique moments in the picture. Different cuts are made‚ special effects are used‚ and parallel edits are put to work in this film in several aspects to accentuate certain feelings and emotions in specific moments throughout the 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

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    The Studio System’s Impact on the Finale of Goodfellas and the Audience Ever since the hollywood studio system‚ many popular films today use the same conventions to tell a compelling story. Not all movies follow the rules‚ but Goodfellas is no exception to these conventions. However‚ using these rules effectively plays a big part in a good film‚ and only in the final scene of Goodfellas do we see a certain number of these film elements added. With the use of extreme closeups‚ non-conventional

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    the beginning of the film‚ the narrator is speaking of a man dying‚ and while the narrator is speaking images flash across screen at a faster rate to create tension‚ and this is known as accelerated editing. Accelerated editing is used quite frequently in the movie. Another scene with accelerated editing shows images of scientists giving a man a shot. As the scene progresses and the needle gets closer to his arm the photographs on the screen

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    use of montage editing and shot composition effectively builds drama and conflict in Battleship Potemkin and its “Odessa Steps” scene. His choice of framed image conveys emotion and‚ along with camera position‚ engages and appeals to the viewer. The montage editing technique that Eisenstein uses creates a sense of conflict that supports the conflict and tension of the narrative. The marching boots create a rhythm that Eisenstein juxtaposes with the chaotic crowd scenes. The editing of the marching

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    amontillado Shot 1 Scene: Montressor leads Fortunado down the windy stairs into his catacomb Shot: long shot Sound: Diegetic Editing: fade in Lighting: low key Angle: High Movements: tilt from up down to them Shot 2 Scene: Fortunado begins to cough as he walks down further and further Shot: Medium shot then a close up as he begins to cough Sound: diegetic Editing: cut Lighting: low key Angle eye level Movements: pan as they walk through the catacombs Dialogue: “cough cough” fortunado

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    amalgamate to make it a powerful microcosm of the film by both displaying and representing the main theme of Blake’s inner struggle to escape his thoughts and reconnect with reality. Through the effective use of mis-en-scene‚ cinematography‚ sound‚ and editing‚ this scene demonstrates a unique significance that makes it stand out from the rest of the film. In this scene‚ mis-en-scene functions to propel the viewer into focusing on the development of Blake as an alienated character. When the scene begins

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    Art328 Film As Art Battleship Potemkin 1. Cinematic montage is a technique of film editing that uses short shots edited together to into a sequence to condense time‚ space and information. The Russian directors took the word montage to mean creative editing and considered this editing practice to have symbolic meaning as well. 2. Beginning in Eisenstein’s earlier days in theater production‚ He coined the notion of a “Montage of Attractions”. He envisioned the theater in terms of a

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    to be built to honor the gods and assure their place in the afterlife. However‚ the major dissimilarity occurred in the process and scale of sacrifice‚ as well as the way of obtaining victims which greatly differed among the two cultures. The continuities and changes of both regions may be attributed to their relative geographic isolationism‚ with few outside forces affecting the religion of people in Mesoamerica. The Mayans and the Aztecs continually watched the stars as a way of predicting

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