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    Tim Burton is an american director that has created films such as ‚ Charlie and The Chocolate Factory‚ Corpse Bride and Edward Scissorhands. Tim Burton became a film director because his films reflect on his personality.Tim Burton always love creepy scary movies he can relate to the monster‚ he felt like an outsider and lonely.What I mean by an outsider is Tim Burton had nobody on his life to be there for him or had any friends. Tim Burton has capture the monsters being the good ones the most emotional

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    12 Years a Slave – Scene Investigation In the film “12 years a slave “Steve McQueen the director is credited with several very effective scenes that draw the viewer in and magnify even subtle emotions. To successfully execute this McQueen made use of several camera and film techniques. The scene that shows Steve McQueen’s craft with a camera best is the scene where Solomon is begging Armsby to deliver a letter in secret and the shots that follow shortly after. A crucial technique in this scene

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    Rebecca: Scene Analysis Scene to analyse Plot development – what’s happening? Characterisation – who is in the scene? How is their character developed? Thematic concerns – (eg. Madness‚ obsession‚ isolation‚ death‚ love etc) Gothic conventions: Film techniques - Visual Film techniques – Verbal Diegetic + non diegetic Scene 1 Mrs Van Hopper finds out about ‘the girl’ and Maxim The girl is panicking because she is leaving and wants to find maxim while Mrs Van Hopper is

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    KULESHOV EFFECT Montage is one of the three important steps in cinematographic creation‚ with pre-production and shooting. Technically‚ it is the action of cutting‚ pasting and putting together shots. It helps creating rhythm‚ meaning and order to the story. Montage is an art form : with the same shots‚ you can express thousands of different feelings and visions according to the montage used. Kuleshov‚ a Russian filmmaker in the 1920’s‚ is the first one to write about this theory‚ now known as

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    Directors have the important job of communicating the ideas and themes of their films. Their power comes from the choices they make‚ aside from the script. Directors are artists‚ they make intentional choices to give the film a specific meaning and help communicate the ideas in it. The Benchwarmers is a great example of intentional choices made by the director. The Benchwarmers is about a group of three young adults‚ Gus‚ Clark and Richie. They have been treated like losers all of their lives and

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    Sameer Bhavnani Professor Bachmann English 39 - Film Literature 3 - 25 - 04 Everyday UseOvich Alice Walker wrote a short story called "Everyday Use‚" based on her life as an African in early America. The story was made into a short film that followed the theme (African-American culture) of the story by keeping the plot‚ settings‚ conflict/climax‚ and characters the same. However‚ the story and short film differ in dialogue and point of view. "Everyday Use‚" short film was more story oriented

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    Kenzie Grohs 4th block 6/4/14 English 11B What’s So Different? Film makers now a days‚ and even earlier in movie making history‚ have been turning popular books into successful movies. Now grant it you aren’t able to put every possible sentence and aspect of the book into a movie‚ but sometimes film makers change a story so much it can sometimes change the whole story itself. In 2002 director Adam Shankman made a movie of the book A Walk to Remember by Nicholas Sparks. Both involve a story of a

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    A movie is something that everyone can sit down and enjoy. All types of ages are able to watch a movie. The movie that I evaluated was Project Almanac. This movie was about a boy named David‚ who is crazy smart who dreams of going to MIT. In the movie the main character David‚ stumbles upon secret plans of his late father’s. In these plans it includes a device to build which turns out to be a time machine. David and his friends then get to work to build this so called time machine. After many trials

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    He sees them coming and backs away until the cold metal bars scrap against his back. He begins to scream. He notices his mother’s grip begin to weaken. He is grabbed and carried away. He is Nim‚ a chimpanzee who has been just been taken from his mother‚ Carolyn. Nim was the seventh child Carolyn has had. He was removed from her for a research project led by Professor Herbe Terrace. This project featured a radical experiment aimed to teach a chimpanzee sign language. Although‚ the documentary Project

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    The most common contemporary understanding of theme is a main idea or an underlying meaning that is central to the story in a film. If a plot refers to the sequence of events of a story‚ this is the surface of a film or what we see and hear. The theme then would be what’s under the surface‚ or the idea or point that the audience receives from watching the film. A director or writer of a film may make themes very clear and sometime these lessons or messages can be very subtle. Themes can be exemplified

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