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    imaginations to provide his audience with entertainment. Looking at the two films My Left Foot and Gangs of New York‚ we are presented with two controversial characters played by Day-Lewis. Presented in these two films‚ Day–Lewis allows the audience to forget that they are watching a film by allowing them to become part of the world that has been created by the actors as well as the directors and their incredible filming techniques. Day-Lewis in My Left Foot took the idea of preparation of portraying a

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    Description of Film Scene 1 The opening scene of this film shows Jerry a recently appointed sheriff‚ sitting at the town’s bar drinking whiskey. He is very sad due to the recent death of the former sheriff‚ Mark. Jerry is then informed that Jazzelle has been kidnapped. Jerry is told that Jazzelle’s horse was found by the river and he believes the Cherokee may have taken him. Scene 2 Jerry is in his office very disturbed about how to rescue Jazzelle. This is a key moment in the film as this is when

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    The film Koyannisqatsi (1983) had opened the public’s eyes to the possibility of extensive time-lapse cinematography and the non- verbal style of filmmaking. Filmmakers such as Frances’ Jean Painleve made similar films before but nothing had been made such as Koyannisqatsi (1983). The other films where similar but made more towards the experimental film audiences. Godfrey Reggio the director of Koyannisqatsi (1983) and Ron Fricke the cinematographer showed how the modern world was moving from a

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    while watching the movie. The director chose time accurate hairstyles‚ costumes‚ vehicles‚ firearms‚ and colors of the outfits worn. Fury shows multiple different battles in multiple views and camera angles to keep the audience drawn in. The guise used in Fury are very precise consubstantial in a lot of ways. They are very close to what someone in the army would have worn during World War II. They also do a very good job at showing ranks and classes of the soldiers. The ranks being important on many

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    ‘Discuss the importance of Pavel’ In the novel ‘The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas’ the author is giving his viewpoint on the “death camps” of the Second World War. John Boyne said “As a writer‚ one must approach the subject with respect and sensitivity but there’s also a responsibility to tell an emotionally honest story.” In my opinion‚ telling the story through the eyes of a nine year old German boy the author tackles the subject of the Holocaust sensitively‚ innocently and from a surprising angle

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    Achievement Standard |Subject Reference |Digital Technologies 1.43 | |Title |Implement basic procedures to produce a specified digital media outcome | |Level |1 |Credits |4 |Assessment |Internal | |Subfield

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    Hidden Discrimination The children’s perspective in To Kill a Mockingbird and The Boy in Striped Pajamas reflect a tone of innocence and ignorance about the mayor problems in their small communities‚ but due to the conflicts in their societies they change their perspectives and become conscious of the existing problems. First person point of view gives a clear and very different view of the conflict‚ which they are part of without knowing‚ because they don’t see the conflict‚ they move around freely

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    Zeffirelli and his decision to film in a beautiful‚ original locations. Time and place are two fundamental ingredients of a story’s setting. The place the director or writers choose creates a mood and atmosphere‚ determines parameters for the

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    from the boy in the striped pyjamas “Childhood is measured out by sounds and smells and sights‚ before the dark hour of reason grows.” This quote states that when you are a kid you do not know much about reason or understand sarcasm and things like that and so the other part of the quote means that instead of reason a child understands only what they see for themselves of what people have told them. This quote is not appropriate for the film because in the film Bruno goes and see a film clip made

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    UNIT 6. BUILDING TECHNOLOGY IN CONSTRUCTION MR. BARTON P6- Describe the techniques used to construct and finish the component elements of a superstructure. Domestic Dwellings The two most common types of construction are: Traditional block Cavity wall construction And Modern Timber Frame Construction Traditional Block Cavity Wall The fundamental principle of a cavity wall is to prevent moisture moving from outside to inside. A cavity wall consists of two separated walls or ‘leaves’ joined

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