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    the director of this genre must work doubly hard in order to encourage viewers to suspend their disbelief and become caught up in the drama unfolding before them. This ‘suspense’ of the viewer is often referred to as verisimilitude‚ or the illusion of reality. Creating verisimilitude is the one thing that all movie producers strive for and it is fascinating just how they make us believe what we see is real. In this journal I will discuss and compare these elements within two films to decipher how

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    Throughout life we are constantly seeing new perceptions of things and in turn constantly changing our perception of reality. The Key concepts of Appearances and Reality were explored through the use of Paradox‚ Point of View and Verisimilitude‚ within the texts The Truman show (Peter Weir) and Relativity (Escher). These concepts were used to effectively portray the key differences‚ and deeper meanings of Appearance and Reality. The way in which we view an object‚ situation or concept‚ greatly

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    characters of these tragic plots are driven to some form of madness later in the play‚ with Shakespeare allowing glimpses of foreshadowing throughout‚ even from the very beginning. Moods of uncertainty‚ repeated motif’s and the introduction of verisimilitude allow Shakespeare to present this idea to the audience within the first scene‚ establishing the overall mood of the play almost immediately‚ as was Shakespeare’s contexts style. The mood of uncertainty creates the pretense to the theme hastily

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    ‘Art Deco’ was an art movement that flourished through the 1920’s and 1930’s. The decade opened up an extensive variety of original and distinctive styles and still remains to be the foundation of ‘an era so rich and so remote that at times it seems to belong to the unfathomable domain of dreams (Cocteau‚ n.d).’ Art Deco was a necessity at the time‚ due to the economic crisis and war. Society needed pop colour and creative‚ eccentric designs to brighten up the dull life they were living. People needed

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    “To support verisimilitude‚ the Italians recommended that playwrights follow three unities – place‚ time‚ and action – in constructing their dramas. In brief‚ a play should occur in a single setting‚ its fictitious time should last no more than a single day‚ and its plot

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    top of police cars. This straight away creates a connection with the audience because hearing a siren on a police car is a common occurrence for the public. This provides realism for the viewer. A panning shot establishes the location creating verisimilitude to the viewers. Using tracking shots in the montage such as when the torso’s of two police officers are shown walking from right to left‚ provides the audience with the idea that they will be watching action scenes‚ excitement and a sense of mystery

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    1. Explain the two narratives in Bombingham. a. The first narrative was: What was it like growing up in this society and how it affected the children at that time? The second narrative was: Walter’s life in Vietnam and what he lost during the war. 2. Explain the figure(s) of speech in this quote: With a roar and scour‚ a stream of water so pressurized it looked like a white metal rod whipped over our heads…. It turned with a malicious whip to a boy running past the tree. It lashed

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    character. The way he walks and talks and he even throws out crazy jokes‚ also make up funny jokes on people to show the drama in the video. He plays an ordinary bank worker that fines a mask in the river one night. Bringing up the subject about Verisimilitude it was used in this film for example it show how the mask can convince people to see how it can make Jim Carry powerful in the video trying to get back at all of the people he didn’t enjoy as much and trying to live the life he wanted to live

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    contrast is much greater‚ by the way‚ when you listen to the scala & kolacny brothers choir sing it because they’re children and their voices are so angelic‚ contributing to the angelic imagery in the lyrics] * How is a sense of realism and verisimilitude created through these lyrics? (5 marks) The realism in this

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    written in your own words – Be sure to introduce the title and author – Avoid judgments – Use present tense when retelling a story Elements of Fiction • Essence of fiction = narration (the telling) • Elements of fiction = verisimilitude and donnee – Verisimilitude = realism • Must be compelling enough that the reader can “suspend disbelief” – Donnee = premise •

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