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    social scene

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    aptestreview.flvs.net Perhaps some of the most unforgettable descriptions and scenes in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby occur at the great parties which Gatsby himself throws. By examining the parties‚ their invitees‚ host‚ happenings‚ and importance—the true significance of the work as a whole is revealed. It is at a party where Nick Carraway‚ Fitzgerald’s narrator‚ first encounters Gatsby. After watching from his home as others journeyed to the gallant affairs held by the mysterious Gatsby

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    my two franchising options would be to invest in Snip ‘N Clip. Upon further investigation it can be inferred that Snip ‘N Clip has less fees as far as the initial investment goes while the other option‚ Smoothie King‚ has a significantly higher initial investment and in addition there is a royalty fee. Now‚ Smoothie King is a larger franchise with almost five times the amount of locations than Snip ‘N Clip. In addition to this‚ Snip ‘N Clip has been in business for far longer than Smoothie King

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    Sound recording techniques

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    Sound recording techniquesl Microphone techniques In order to have a good mic technique you’ll need to understand how the microphones diaphragm work’s depending on sensitivity to your vocal performance you’ll need to adjust your body/ or object according to the dynamics of your delivery. In order to have a high quality recording. Recording drums Some microphones are used for the testing of speakers and checking noise levels etc. These are known as calibrated transducers and will usually

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    Nat Sound Analysis

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    Nat Sound: Mid Heavy Breathing A deep howl of a wolf echo’s through the woods A fade in POV shot presents a knee level perspective‚ of the misty forest. The Old shrugged trees gloom over the perspective‚ leaf less and lifeless‚ as their roots fight their way through the floor. The fog covers the upper crust of the forest floor‚ littered with sticks‚ rocks and leaves. The POV rushes in a panning motion from the left to right causing a deeper sight of the rich forest parklands Heavy breathing

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    Assignemnt 3 Sound

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    Assignemnt 3 – Sound Construction Technology 5 – 200471 Damir Kukic 17038124 Q1. List and explain three ways that noise can be reduced at the source. Noise can be reduced at the source by placing noise in sound proof enclosure. A special enclosure does not need to be constructed for the noise source. Structure-borne noise can be eliminated by flexible connections to the services and placing machinery on resilient supports. Q2. Explain how noise attenuation differs for a point source

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    Crime Scene

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    search crime scenes for evidence. Here are some search patterns that investigators can use. Grid search pattern‚ spiral search patterns‚ wheel/ray search pattern‚ quadrant /zone search pattern‚ vehicle search. What is the difference between a primary and secondary scene There are more clues at the primary scene and not as many clues at the secondary scene. List the three methods for crime scene recording. Note taking process begins with the crime scene investigator reports to the scene. The note

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    Sound Of Thunder Thesis

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    I. SUBJECT Ray Bradbury’s “A Sound of Thunder” follows Eckels as he joins a hunting party to travel back in time to kill a Tyrannosaurus rex. As the group waits to board the Time Machine‚ they discuss the results of the recent election in which the more moderate Keith triumphed over the tyrannical Deutscher. After the party arrives in the past‚ they are warned of the dangers of tiny alterations to the timeline by their safari guides‚ Travis and Lesperance. Travis explains that the hunters must remain

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    The sound of The Silence of the Lambs Is it scary to know that there’s a person who can see through your past simply judging by your dressing? Well‚ for Clarice Starling‚ this is definitely not a new experience. Clarice Starling (Jodie Foster) was a trainee in FBI. Assigned to pursue a serial ruthless killer Buffalo Bill‚ Starling was told to seek help from Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins)‚ a brilliant psychiatrist and imprisoned cannibalistic murder. Covertly exchanging comprehensive

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    Namee: Paul G. Zamora (Homework in Performance Techniques) Sound Waves- A sound wave is the pattern of disturbance caused by the movement of energy traveling through a medium (such as air‚ water‚ or any other liquid or solid matter) as it propagates away from the source of the sound. The source is some object that causes a vibration‚ such as a ringing telephone‚ or a person’s vocal chords. The vibration disturbs the particles in the surrounding medium; those particles disturb those next to them

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    Red Hair Scene Analysis

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    INFORMATION A) The scene is part of the rising action leading up to the climax of Sarah’s story. The scene demonstrates her dementia that is caused by the drugs she is taking as well as her loneliness. B) The clip uses various cinematic techniques to bring the viewer into Sarah’s mind. The cinematography emphasizes the chaos and brutality of drugs. CINEMATIC TECHNIQUES A) PRODUCTION DESIGN 1) The make-up plays a clever part in the production of the scene. The real life

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