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    ISU Verbal Visual Essay! Theme: Escape to freedom “Perhaps it was true. Maybe Allah lived only in my land‚ with the homelanders. Maybe he didn’t live on the toubabu’s ship or in the toubabu’s land. I said nothing.” (Page 86) Aminata was eleven years old at the time. She was stuck on the ship with now where to go. Captured by the toubabu‚ she felt that she would never escape to freedom. She felt very desperate‚ to the point where she started to disbelieve in her lord‚ the almighty god that

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    Amazon launched Amazon Elements‚ a new line of everyday essentials made available exclusively for Amazon Prime members. This is another of Amazon’s attempt to encourage transparency and provide customers with important information on when and where items are made‚ where the ingredients are sourced from‚ why each ingredient was included in the product‚ and many such details. Customers will have all necessary data at their fingertips from the time they begin shopping experience until the items arrive

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    demonstrate visual communications. I think the main point to visual communication is to get the audience’s attention. There are many mediums to use and some are bolder than others‚ you just have to know how to use these visual effects successfully. The first visual element I used was WordArt‚ it is very similar to ClipArt but with words. This type of communication is used usually as an introduction to a paper. The size‚ color‚ shading all brings the readers eyes right to it! Another great visual tool

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    success was due to Charlie Chaplin’s conviction that dialogue was superfluous and constricting. Chaplin wanted the images and plot action in his films to be interpreted by the viewer without the influence of dialogue. He wanted this interpretation to be based on the body language of his characters and the images he created with the mise-en-scene‚ his cinematography and editing. Chaplin did not want his audience to be restricted in their comprehension by imposing his own interpretation of his work through

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    It would be difficult to be sensory challenged whether it was a visual or a hearing disturbance. However‚ I feel for me personally that having a visual disturbance would be more challenging‚ especially if I could not see at all as with blindness. Being a person that has worn glasses for the last 30 years‚ I understand a bit about visual disturbance. I cannot get out of bed in the morning without my glasses or I have a difficult time seeing‚ if I had to go through life like that I would have a tough

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    The blockbuster film Ocean ’s Eleven‚ released in 2001‚ was the first film of a trilogy of heist films directed by Steven Soderbergh. This big budget crime-thriller remake of the 1960 ’s Rat Pack favourite conveys the intricately thrilling plot where Daniel Ocean leads a rag-tag group of con artists and ex-cons for the monumental heist of 3 major Las Vegas Casinos. This sequence is significant because it sets up the diegesis of the film and also gives us an insight into the character of the protagonist

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    Film Analysis: Babel

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    many languages. “Babel” takes place in Morocco‚ North America‚ Mexico and Tokyo where many different languages are spoken throughout the movie. The main theme of the movie is lack of communication and miss-communication amongst the characters. The film is divided into four parts: the American couple‚ the shooter kid‚ the Japanese girl‚ the two Americans children’s nursery maid that brings them to her sons weeding in Mexico. Each of these stories is close to the other‚ and the causes of each story

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    Storytelling is more important to me than anything else‚ and I believe film is one of the most rewarding and honest forms of storytelling. Ever since I was a little kid I have been in love with movies. When I was nine I got a camcorder for Christmas‚ and I would make my friends help me remake scenes from my favorite movies‚ and when they said the lines wrong I would yell at them and make them do it over and over until they got it right or got so annoyed with me that they went home. As I got older

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    icon (image) and graphy (to write). It is a very unique way to compose images symbolically to deliver a message especially for the population that is illiterate. Iconography is a logical way for people to learn about their world‚ their faith through visual stories. For the first painting of Campin’s Merode Altarpiece‚ my initial impressions were that at the right side an old guy is working with his instruments trying to make something that is really hard to guess what it could be. In the center image

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    The final part of Perkowski’s analysis outline is evaluating the social and psychological role of the vampire for the time period it was originally intended for. Since this film was released during the 1980’s it is viewed as being in line with many people’s beliefs at the time that family values were declining‚ as divorce rates were high‚ and people believed that these values needed to be re-established in society. Additionally‚ people believed that this problem could be blamed on and was due to

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