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    captivates the soul‚ it does little to stimulate the mind‚ a clear pun to the Italian culture since they lack the common analytical brain of the intellectual. This harsh‚ real life view of the world‚ is reflected and ever present in Italian Noir Detective Fiction‚ and mirrors the daily realities faced by Italians who are both observers and victims of the organized crime performed by many criminal sanctions of the Mafia. Many of the horrific‚ jaw dropping stories told by authors of the noir‚ such as Massimo

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    Options for the Cameras Cameras are what allow you to see what is going on. And cameras come with a number of options and upgrades that can enhance the details of what you can see. How many frames per second should the camera offer? Surveillance cameras don’t take the same quality video that you see on television or at the movies. A typical camera used these days for home security is between 8 and 15 frames per second (fps). Casinos and police surveillance systems use cameras that capture 30 fps

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    While popular and widely watched the movie Pocahontas is an innaccurate portrail of a signifigant historical event. The Disney Corporation is not known for it’s accurate portrails of historical events and when producing the animated film Pocahontas‚ Disney did not fail in it’s nonchalant attitude concerning historic fact. Cartoonists at disney must have been watching adult films when they first penciled out the figures of Pocahontas and John Smith. The young Indian princess was only twelve

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    Ethan Spiro FMS 001‚ A02 January 29‚ 2012 John Zibell Cinematography: Camera Work in the Scuba Scene From The Graduate The Graduate‚ directed by Mike Nichols is a movie that depicts the story of a young man who is searching for his identity.  The main character Ben Braddock‚ played by Dustin Hoffman‚ is a fresh college graduate.  The film follows Ben throughout his very bland life until he is sucked into an affair with Mrs. Robinson‚ a close family friend.  The Graduate encompasses many

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    emotions come over as voices rise and neighbors call the police. Minutes later the police are on scene. With the adoption of police body cameras‚ the whole thing is caught on tape and kept as a federal record. Something personal and perhaps embarrassing is now out of that person hands and they have no control over what happens to the video. Police body cameras are thought to be the saving grace for police reputation and civil justice. Though the video data would no doubt be a valuable resource‚ there

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    Camera setup in television sitcoms determines the style. It could be a single camera or a multi-camera. This paper will explore the similarities and differences between the setups and will look at some well-known sitcoms of both. Single camera set up in a sitcom is when the shots are all shot in one camera‚ every shot is filmed alone‚ and then edited together in post-production to create the story. Multi-camera setup uses three to five cameras. It is mixed live during recording and sometimes has

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    Backward vertical integration Literature review Oliver Williamson has made important contribution to the field of economics of organizations. He developed a modern transaction cost economics and his research has been striving to explain why different types of relationships between firms occur. His early work described inefficiencies that arise in bilateral relationships‚ for example bargaining under asymmetric information (Williamson 1979). Later on he studied relationship-specific assets and hold-up

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    Student Number: 2620458 Word Count: 1200 Aspect of film form: Camera within Star Wars: The Force Awakens Camera work makes fight scenes. From handheld shots to dramatic reveals‚ camera work is highly important in communicating the emotions and intensity of the scene. This use of camera work can be observed in J.J Abrams Star Wars: The Force Awakens within the final forest fight scene in the film. The camera work in this scene helps convey the rising tension and emotions of the characters. This sequence

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    purposes Trying to find out who the man stalking my family was‚ turned out to be a lot easier than expected. Blake and I stayed up late the second day we moved into the neighbourhood‚ watching the security camera films over and over. I saw him move his face so that it slightly faced the camera and quickly paused the video‚ my mouth hanging open. "Is that Claire’s boyfriend?" Blake immediately asked. I nodded‚ putting the cup of coffee I had been drinking from‚ back onto the coffee table. "Blake

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    The novel of Harris stands as a signpost of current horror fiction in the development of the serial killer as an antihero. With the creation of arguably the best fictional criminals ever‚ Harris makes reference to his habit of making use of real-life serial murderers and forensics to establish a practical subgenre of the crime thriller. The tones of the chapters vary here‚ which resulted in a diverse and uneven read. The conversation of Lecter discloses his penchant for psychology and the coaching

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