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    which caught the eye of many. This scene is heavily based off of gruesome and brutal violence. This level of violence is rooted Polanski’s own personal experiences. The killing of his wife and unborn child is what led this film to be so violent. The film went overboard with the violence and began to lose its purpose. The violence made the film less of an adaptation of Shakespeare’s play and more of a barbaric Hollywood action film. Thirdly‚ a highly anticipated scene‚ the movement of the forest. After

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    Hollywood that makes anybody wish to go out and acquirement a motorcycle. There are even characters played aural the films or shows that accomplish benumbed a motorcycle cool. Those characters and movies authentic how a addition should ride a motorcycle. Take a attending at the featured movies and see if you can bethink watching the cine and anamnesis your reactions during the scenes. The aboriginal cine that comes to apperception is‚ "The Principal‚" a chance of triumph. This cine is added on the

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    University ASIAN STEREOTYPING IN FILM An Analysis Shelby Hanna Language of Film Ryan Louis December 8‚ 2011 It is not often that we see an Asian person as the main character of a major Hollywood production. It’s upsetting that it even seems to be a surprise when they score the role of a supporting actor or actress. People of Asian descent are not only discriminated against in movies‚ but also by the film industry itself. Throughout a substantial number of films‚ Asian men and women are consistently

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    The Importance of Unity In the song “Peace Train” by Cat Stevens (Yousaf Islam)‚ Stevens reaches out to the masses in an attempt to display the simplicity of supporting peace‚ while stressing the importance of a united world and its people by comparing peace to a train. The theme of this song is vague‚ but powerful‚ an informal declaration of resistance to war and hatred in general. Stevens expresses his feelings that peace someday will prevail by explaining how the peace train runs along the

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    An In Depth Reflection Analysis Today’s society is gradually learning about concepts regarding race‚ culture and ethnicity. However much like societies past we still have a great deal to learn from one another. Unfortunately‚ we are reluctant to engage‚ discuss and commit to the cultural dialogue that is needed to grow. Many of us fall short to the notion that in order to be culturally aware we must first be culturally competent (Sue & Sue‚ 2013). Especially in areas such as the medical field

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    can relate to. In 1996‚ a renowned Australian director‚ Baz Luhrmann developed a modern rendition of the popular Shakespearean tale. Film techniques in its midst notably play a crucial part in communicating the prominent theme of tragedy in a modern context. This is executed through the use of camera angles‚ soundtrack‚ mise-en-scene. Various camera angles and shots are a major technique used by Luhrmann to indicate tragedy. On numerous occasions‚ a myriad of stimulating cuts‚ pans‚ and angles are

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    the beginning of the film‚ it shows that Jack’s personality is to make fun to the audience and make us more enjoyable to the movie. There are two scenes in the film I want to share with‚ the first scene is Jack found out he shot down David’s plane‚ the second scene is Jack and David studying the map before taking off in the last flight‚ after Mary got caught in Jack’s room. First‚ I want to talk about the three basis rules that actors should behave when they are on film‚ which is objective

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    For this film I used many different concepts learned from FTP 150 this year. I used concepts such as different camera angles‚ music to give the video more emotion and further the story‚ using jump cuts at certain points‚ telling the story visually‚ using a script to plan the film‚ filming multiple shots several times‚ giving the actor specific direction on how he should play the role‚ and much more. All of these concepts put together with the actual story I had envisioned created the final product

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    ‘Inside Llewyn Davis’‚ a later film of the Coen Brothers‚ has an unusual script in terms of the conventional form of screenwriting‚ but one that is clearly recognisable to be of the Coen brothers. This isn’t to say they aren’t masters of the craft‚ as their work clearly shows experience and clarity. Instead we see that they keep their creative integrity and that their work can be seen as clearer and more structured than a script that follows all the rules. Their vision and planning through the script

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    written by John Steinbeck. In the “Tom‚ Floyd‚ and Casy” scene alone‚ Ford showcases his talents in the composition of various camera angles/shots. Some of the more significant shots include the “low angle/reaction” shot in which Casy makes a lower background appearance and the “medium close-up” shot which highlights the abusing and controlling nature of the police. Ford deserves this Lifetime Achievement Award for the “Tom‚ Floyd‚ and Casey” scene in itself for his ability to convey major themes in the

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