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    Audio-Visual is co-dependent on ‘music’ hence it’s insertion into the very name. If a scene in a movie is not scribed to a melodic track‚ then the scene collapses in its believability. Without underscored music in a scene‚ its deliverance is met with confusion as the audience fails to reciprocate the emotions evoked. Music subtlety pinches our heart’s chords as we watch‚ ignorant of the music’s coercion. An emptiness parades on screen if music is omitted. The ‘natural’ setting is frequented by upset

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    The Social Evolution of Emma Woodhouse As the saying goes‚ one cannot judge a book by its cover. This is especially true in the novel Emma by Jane Austen. The novel pertains to this saying‚ but beyond that the characters do as well. Emma Woodhouse‚ the shallow heroine cannot see behind looks and what the reasoning is through people’s actions. She is so aloof to what is happening outside of her perspective that many people’s actions in the novel‚ which are predictable many times to the reader‚ end

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    Hitchcock’s Artistry: A Result From His Three-Act Structure Deviation “The three act structure is nothing less than a cheap security blanket for the most insecure industry in the world” (StoryDept). The quote above expresses the limitations of storytelling and creativity in film as a result of the tendency to follow the three-act story structure. Briefly‚ the three-act structure consists of an act I‚ act II‚ and act III in which there is a conflict created through an inciting incident‚ intensified

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    On October 27‚ I had driver’s education until six o’clock. I figured that because I was already at Stevenson‚ I should just stay for Haunted High. I could use it for a cultural event or extra credit and I knew of a few friends who were attending. I have absolutely no idea why I possibly thought this could end in such a way that I wasn’t completely terrified. I hate horror movies‚ haunted houses‚ and generally anything scary. Prior to Haunted High‚ I had only seen one horror movie‚ House at the End

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    On October 27‚ I had driver’s education until six o’clock. I figured that because I was already at Stevenson‚ I should just stay for Haunted High. I could use it for a cultural event or extra credit and I knew of a few friends who were attending. I have absolutely no idea why I possibly thought this could end in such a way that I wasn’t completely terrified. I hate horror movies‚ haunted houses‚ and generally anything scary. Prior to Haunted High‚ I had only seen one horror movie‚ House at the End

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    dream by Sam Loomis (John Gavin) cannot marry Marion Crane (Janet Leigh) because of his financial difficulties. In order to lead an ‘American life’ in the suburbs they need money. The aspirations‚ desires everything ends in tragedy for both. For Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins) also the idealised figure of mother crumples down from its edifice and hence the exaggerated momism. In the first part of the film Marion’s touching desire is established earlier in the first half of the film itself resembling

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    website filed. In between all this chaos‚ Eric and Dylan were making pipe bombs and purchasing guns while friends‚ who never suspected anything. In the book “Columbine‚” the author‚ Dave Cullen‚ writes‚ “Psychopaths don’t act like Hannibal Lector or Norman Bates. They come off like Hugh Grant‚ in his most adorable role” (240). Eric Harris is not the stereotypical psychopath

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    This television show‚ written by James Manos Jr.‚ is a very bloody and exciting series. In season four Dexter discovers another serial killer‚ Arthur Mitchell. James’s purpose of creating this show is to represent how the serial killer Dexter is not a monster. He emphasis how others are real monsters when they murder innocent people. Arthur was the writer’s main argument to express that Dexter‚ in comparison to other serial killers‚ is not a bad person. Manos is trying to appeal to an older audience

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    Decline of American Horror Films American horror films have undergone several series of change in the past 50 years. The claim most often directed against modern horror is that it is somehow "sick". Some viewers declare its preoccupation with violence and sexuality is excessive and politically incorrect. However‚ the horror films of the 1960 ’s redefined and distinguished American horror with racial undertones as in Romero ’s "Night of The Living Dead‚" and indirectly addressing social and family

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    North by Northwest – Hitchcock’s Shining Moment To the average viewer‚ each of Hitchcock’s films are individually suspenseful‚ nerve-wrecking‚ and enticing. The 20th century director managed this by having a formulated and scientific approach to creating his movies. In North by Northwest‚ these elements all come together to create the epitome of Hitchcock. A popular and reoccurring theme in Hitchcock’s movies is the case of "the wrong man‚" or mistaken identity and being wrongfully accused

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