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    Glasser's Reality Theory

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    Glasser’s Reality Theory Introduction to Counseling: COUN 541 Portland State University While everyone would love to believe that they have a choice in how they behave it is apparent that is not always true. There are many factors to one’s behavior and all of those factors must be considered in a therapy situation. Glasser’s Reality/Choice Theory focuses on the idea that we are all in control of our decisions and our behavior‚ all human behavior is purposeful‚ and all of our behavior is aimed

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    The Truman Show and Pleasantville essay Satire is defined as biting wit‚ irony or sarcasm used to expose vice or folly. Many literary or theatrical and cinematic works have these qualities. They make ridicule of any fault or foolish act in society‚ often in the form of comedy. In the films The Truman Show and Pleasantville‚ satire is used to portray many faults as well as different aspects of modern society. Cinematography is the art or technique of movie photography‚ including both the shooting

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    variety of TV shows to watch. Among them‚ TV gameshows are the most attractive. The popularity of TV gameshows can be claimed for three main reasons: entertainment‚ knowledge and the prizes. First‚ the most common reason is that demand for more entertainment leads to more TV gameshows. A gameshow usually does not last too long‚ and it is completely suitable for a little relax after a hard-working day. People can have a rest through interesting competitions on gameshows. Each show brings laughter

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    The Ed Sullivan Show

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    television has been a staple in American culture. A show that was very important in American television history is The Ed Sullivan Show‚ created by Ed Sullivan and Marlo Lewis in 1948. The show lasted until 1971‚ making it the longest running variety show in history and the twenty-fourth longest running show in primetime history. The show aired on CBS from 8:00-9:00 pm after being filmed in what was eventually named‚ The Ed Sullivan Theater. The Ed Sullivan Show lasted as long as it did because it was able

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    The Genre of Talk Shows

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    “ Talk Shows will never be in trouble because of the subject matter. The more controversial‚ the bigger the shows get” ( Abt‚ Mustazza). In our public sphere today we see a disturbing trend arise with the popularity of lowbrow‚ emotional‚ and chaotic genre called “trash television.” For decades‚ television has been an important resource to help Americans stay informed and entertained as well. In addition to news programs‚ variety shows‚ comedy‚ drama‚ and sports; the genre of the “talk show” has evolved

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    Director‚ Peter Weir‚ release his fourteenth movie‚ ’The Truman Show’ on the 24th of September‚ 1998 (Australia). Truman Burbank‚ the protagonist of the film‚ is unaware of the fact that his life is part of a massive TV set. Producer of the show‚ Christof‚ orchestrates ’The Truman show’‚ where utopia is used to describe his image of a perfect world. ’The Truman Show’ live broadcasts every move captured of Truman’s by hidden cameras. Peter Weirrr uses setting‚ costume and ediiting as cinematic techniques

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    Turning point in “The Truman Show” In the film The Truman Show directed by Peter Weir‚ Weir brings out messages about how reality TV is perceived by the world and what it really is through the final scene in the movie where Truman goes out to sea and finally escapes from Seahaven. I think it was a turning point of this film because it reveals a system of a reality TV‚ which manipulates and controls everything possible but the only ones that belong to it. In the final scene‚ Truman goes out to

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    Response to viewing essay – Truman Show Declan Marshall The Truman Show‚ directed by Peter Weir‚ tells the story of Truman Burbank who learns that his life has been the basis of a popular reality television show. In this clip we see Truman weather the storm that Christof used to try and stop him. Truman then breaks through the barrier of the show’s set and talks to Christof for the first time when he is on the verge of leaving. Weir shows the strength of Truman’s character and the underlying

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    ‘The Truman Show’ is a comedy-drama film directed by Peter Weir. The film talks about a man - Truman Burbank who’s unaware of being in a reality television show for the whole of his life. The scene of Truman in the cellar is significant in the film because the audience is able to see the feelings deep inside of Truman and how it raises the tension. The camera shots and angles used in this scene illustrate Truman’s emotions perfectly. Meryl’s unreasonable clothing and voice elicits curiosity from

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    In the film‚ Truman Show by Peter Weir‚ the director used a variety of visual and verbal techniques to develop the character Truman Burbank. Wier used the movement of actors‚ dialogue‚ props and symbolism to show how Truman progressed from being a typical all-American guy to a courageous man who ’s willing to face his fears to break free from the chains that binds him to his ’creator. ’ Truman Burbank is a star of his own show- The Truman Show- and everybody knows except him. He lives in the

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