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    something bigger. Music videos and song lyrics are able to educate and inform youths about issues such as bullying‚ depression‚ through means they are able to relate to. They engage their senses by not only being audio but visual‚ as well as using young teenagers in their film clips further enhancing their communication towards youth. Music videos and lyrics also have various symbolism and poetic devices throughout which youth must identify to really understand the meaning being driven by the video

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    Analyse how techniques were used to create impact in one important section of “Once Were Warriors” Directed by Lee Tamahori. In the film‚ “Once Were Warriors” the visual techniques camera shots and angles‚ lighting and sound effects were used to create impact in the party scene. The impact created shows us‚ the audience‚ that alcohol can lead to violence. Firstly‚ the director uses camera shots and angles to create impact in showing us the relationships between the characters and how they become

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    Film Language

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    Cultural studies are the study of the way of life and way people do things in a given culture. According to Stuart Hall in his 1989 lecture‚ culture is the changing ways of life of societies and groups‚ the network of meanings‚ which individual and groups used to make sense out of communicating to one another. The word audience is a Latin word ‘audire’ which means hearing or to hear‚ which began in the 14thcentury. An audience can therefore be defined as a group of people with the act of hearing‚ expressing

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    Australian Film Belonging

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    Film and television has taken over the world we live in‚ becoming one of the most popular ways for different personalities to express their stories in local and worldwide settings. Film allows auteurs to capture the essence of time‚ emotional circumstances and cultural differences in order to create stories that linger in the minds of their audiences. In particular‚ this is demonstrated in Australian film. Historically‚ Australian film tends to explore the cultural difficulties associated between

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    Film Techniques in "Hunger"

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    (2008 film) Hunger Film poster Directed by Steve McQueen Produced by Laura Hastings-Smith Robin Gutch Written by Enda Walsh Steve McQueen Starring Michael Fassbender Liam Cunningham Music by David Holmes Cinematography Sean Bobbitt Editing by Joe Walker Studio Film4 Channel 4 Northern Ireland Screen Broadcasting Commission of Ireland Wales Creative IP Fund Blast! Films Distributed by Icon Film Distribution Release date(s) March 15‚ 2008 (2008-03-15) (Cannes Film Festival)

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    I absolutely loved this project and experience overall. We got the idea for this project after seeing the movie‚ "Freedom Writers". I went with three of my four other teammates to see it for our first paper and when we walked out‚ the three of us couldn’t shut up about how much we loved and were inspired by the movie. On the way back from the movie‚ we got the idea to do a spin off of the movie for our project. The whole way home from the theater we were coming up with ideas for our upcoming

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    The Lights of Casablanca -An indepth look into the lighting techniques employed and the context in which they were used‚ caught between film noir and the classic Hollywood style. Casablanca (1942)‚ directed by Michael Curtiz‚ is a perennial favorite‚ depicting unique Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman characters caught in situations out of their control. While the film’s story is engaging on many levels‚ Curtiz’s use of lighting is an integral tool he uses to help tell of the story. Previously

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    Film Techniques In Memento

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    such as Interstellar‚ Inception‚ and the Dark Knight. While he is a talented director‚ he also is a talented screenwriter. He has been the screenplay writer for movies such as Memento‚ Insomnia‚ Inception‚ and many others. This will go into the writing process Nolan goes through and the steps he makes when writing a screenplay. In 2010 a writer named Ed Brubaker asked Nolan a few questions about his screenwriting process following a screening of The Dark Knight. Brubaker had first asked “How far

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    and in Australian‚ both of them experience a lack of belonging to a place because of the lack of understanding to the place. However‚ in Australia‚ Sarah Ashley has successfully understand and accept the Aboriginal culture then finally she is truly belong to the continent which is different to all the white people who live in the continent‚ they just physically belong to that place but not spiritually belong to this place. The sense of belonging is shown in the final scene of the movie‚ that Sarah

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    was worth learning about using visual techniques. An important idea worth learning about in the film I am Sam directed by Jessie Nelson is the power of love. This theme is portrayed by the relationship between Sam and his seven year old daughter Lucy. Love is an important idea in the film because Sam has a mental handicap which causes society to misjudge him‚ but Lucy chooses to see past his disability and loves Sam for who he is. There are some key techniques used by the director to demonstrate

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