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    School Ties Setting Essay

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    involves an important setting at a boarding school in St Matthews‚ which helps me understand the character David Greene. It helps me understand his true connection with his religion and that he stands up for his beliefs. Mandel uses effective film techniques for the location‚ lighting‚ weather and atmosphere to help me understand Greene’s character. The setting that Mandel creates takes place behind Iselin Hall‚ the main building of the school. Its set late at night and all the boarders are about

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    The specific technique of cross-cutting was used in the film “Vanishing Point”. Cross-cutting is cutting between two scenes that are happening at the same time but in different locations. In this film it would cross back from Kowalski furiously driving on the road‚ and

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    Never Back Down

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    them of the movie is accepting responsibility for your actions and controlling your actions. The three main techniques that Wadlow used were close up camera shots; he used this so make the scene dramatic‚ another filming technique that Wadlow used was flashing lights‚ he used this at the start of the movie‚ he used this to show flashbacks and split up the fighting scenes. The third film technique Wadlow used was sound‚ he made the fight scene sound louder and the music changed if Jake was winning or

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    TOPIC: ‘Kazan uses a range of cinematic techniques to reveal the emotional and moral struggle of Terry Malloy’ ‘On the Waterfront’ is an‚ award winning film‚ directed by Elia Kazan‚ whose audience is faced with Terry’s moral dilemma and emotional battle‚ that forces them to think about their own beliefs about what loyalty‚ love and friendship mean. The films protagonist Terry Malloy‚ portrays the tough-guy attitude‚ in order to try protect himself to from the degradation that surrounds him. Trapped

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    My Sisters Keeper Analysis

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    In both the novella and film of “My Sister’s Keeper” similar notions and central ideas are conveyed in comparable ways. The plot is both similar and different in ways and the approaches the characters are presented in are conveyed in remaining the same in both texts. Although a different crisis is communicated at the end of the film‚ which changes many of the characters viewpoints. Nick Cassavetes made the film to show a lot more emotion and to focus on each individual character and their thoughts

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    important settings in the 1981 motion picture‚ ‘Gallipoli‚’ which enable us to gain an understanding of the key ideas of the film; which are‚ the destructive puissance of war propaganda and the brutality of war. Throughout the film‚ a plethora of cinematic techniques are employed by the director Peter Weir‚ in these settings‚ in order to not only expose the key ideas of the film but‚ more importantly‚ to impart messages of great relevance and significance for people in society today. Contextually speaking

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    Children of Men Essay

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    explored the possibility of hope in the face of overwhelming despair. The film has a fearful‚ chaotic mood within the setting of a dystopian world in London 2027. Visual and verbal techniques such as camera techniques‚ diegetic and non-diegetic sound‚ and symbolism were effectively used across the film. Cuaron used these techniques to show the audience that the search for self preservation demonstrates ignorance for the good of humanity. However‚ Even though morality is lost when the world deteriorates

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    portray this tragedy of war. In this analysis the main method of approach to the study of the film will be focusing on the Australian cultural values and myths that are presented in Gallipoli and how they are conveyed through the use of film techniques and the elements involved. Overall through the study of the above it will be shown how Gallipoli works as a cultural text and how readers interpret these cultural meanings. Gallipoli starts off being presented in circular narrative‚ revolving

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    Discuss the techniques that Scorsese uses in order to create and maintain suspense and mystery throughout. During the film ‘Shutter Island’ there is a vast array of different techniques used by Martin Scorsese to give the movie a deeper meaning. Many have been introduced to keep the audience on the edge of their seat. Lighting techniques and sound were used during the movie to give it an atmosphere that would create confusion. The storyline is extremely manipulative of the audience and succeeds

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    the way that Michael’s journey involves him searching for a link with his family and their past. This novel’s perspective of the inner journey is an acceptance of your past and greeting your destiny. The inner journey of Michael is conveyed using techniques such as isolation‚ metaphors and comparison. At the start of the book‚ Puzo describes Michael “not standing with his father and brothers” at the wedding. This shows Michael’s physical isolation as he refuses to take part in family affairs. His journey

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