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    Knowing Your Audience

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    Knowing Your Audience Your Name BCOM/275 Knowing Your Audience On August 5‚ 2010‚ in Chile there was a cave-in in a little copper mine that trapped thirty-three miners three hundred meters underground with limited food‚ water‚ and oxygen. No one knew for certain whether or not the miners had survived the cave-in and if they had if they would survive long enough to be rescued. Four days after the cave-in‚ with rescue crews working around the clock‚ it was still unknown whether or

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    To whom it may concern‚   I am writing to appeal my current student aid suspension for the Fall 2012 semester. I understand that the release of financial aid to me is of concern of the college due to my GPA. However‚ I have taken the steps to complete six credit hours this summer‚ under my own financial responsibility (which I am still in the process of paying off)‚ and received excellent grades for both classes. After sustaining the financial strain of paying for these courses‚ it will be

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    Snatch Guy Ritchie‚ 2000 Snatch is classified under the Gangster genre. The film uses the codes and conventions of this genre which creates meaning for its audiences. As in all films the first ten minutes are the key in setting up the audiences expectations and also to inform its viewers of information needed to understand the rest of the film. By the genre one has narrative expectations due to the stereotypes of genre films‚ in this case it might be‚ gunfights‚ scams and money making schemes

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    Rhetorical appeals in "The story of stuff" Persuasion is the art of being able to convince your audience with your point of view and change their opinion and beliefs. To achieve that the speaker or author must appeal to his/her audience from three directions; the ethical‚ logical and emotional‚ also known as ethos‚ logos and pathos. Ethos‚ which is the ethical appeal‚ is how the speaker proves his/her credibility and that s/he is the right person to discuss that topic. Logos the logical

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    Audience Psychology is Everything! Written By Pepper Jay & John Michael Ferrari Your Host Pepper Jay Published: Saturday‚ August 1st‚ 2009 Audience Psychology is EVERYTHING! As a singer‚ audiences can be your greatest allies. Audiences can also occasionally be the trial of your existence. It is essential that you establish basic audience psychology performance skills to better connect with your audience. With practiced skills‚ you and your audience will form a mutually beneficial relationship

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    Macbeth CW

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    Macbeth C/W Throughout this essay I am going to be looking at “who is responsible for the downfall of Macbeth.” I will be looking at the characters of The Witches‚ Lady Macbeth and Macbeth himself. I will also look at the aspect of Duncan’s death and murder to see if it ties in with the downfall of Macbeth. During Act 1 Scene 1 we see the witches sitting around discussing when they will meet again. At the start of the scene the witches give an impression of mystery‚ horror and uncertainty. The

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    Knowing Your Audience Paper and Communication Release Laurie Tyler BCOM/275 June 16‚ 2014 Carol Sommers Knowing Your Audience Paper and Communication Release On August 5‚ 2010 thirty-three workers were trapped approximately 300 meters underground with limited food‚ water‚ and oxygen due to a Coppermine that collapsed in Chile. It was not known at first if there were any survivors. This story gathered audiences all over the world as media interest came to life when a rescue worker’s drill emerged

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    many different types of charity appeals most of which we have been exposed to time and time again. Here is a sample charity appeal that we have written and we would like you to say what you think about it Q and A questions: - What was affective about this appeal - What was not so affective - Overall what do you think is better a speech spoken orally or on a tv or radio Appeal follow up: (if it is tv – then say personally I think that)In general charity appeals that are spoken orally‚ like the

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    Knowing Your Audience Paper and Communication Release Cristopher Silva BCOM275 May 14‚ 2012 Dr. Leslie Kille Knowing Your Audience Paper and Communication Release On the morning of August 6‚ 2012 the world woke up to the headlines of “Chile mine collapse leaves around 30 trapped” (Soto‚ 2010). By the time people read the articles‚ 33 miners had already spent close to 24 hours trapped in gold and copper mine 2‚300 feet under the Chilean dessert‚ and Chilean authorities were scrambling for

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    Lady Macbeth

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    Rupert Goold directed the 2010 BBC television film version of Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ modifying it from the sixteenth century play to a twenty first century contemporary adaptation‚ set in a developing Soviet styled country. Shakespeare wrote the play presumably intending to verbally direct the actors on how to perform and in which tone they‚ should express themselves in. Therefore he did not add many stage directions‚ leaving no limitations to how the play should be performed. In addition‚ the adaptation

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