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    Year 11 English Studies Film Study Essay Little Miss Sunshine The directors of the film “Little Miss Sunshine” satirize aspects of American society by completely humiliating and twisting the basis of many issues within American civilization. Numerous aspects are parodied throughout the film‚ however the angle in which the theme of personal failure and beauty contests is mimicked is particularly intriguing. Personal failure is highly satirized in multitudinous ways during the film‚ and the

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    The three act structure is an old technique that is still used in movies‚ plays‚ books‚ etc. It is used in the movie‚ Little Miss Sunshine‚ to tell the journey of Richard‚ Olive and the rest of the family to California for the beauty pageant Olive was selected to participate in. Little Miss Sunshine utilizes the three act structure by setting the story up in the beginning of the film (Act 1: the Setup)‚ introducing conflict(s) (Act 2: Confrontation)‚ and resolving the story (Act 3: the Resolution)

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    I am a firm believer of the notion that you can tell an entire story‚ with no dialogue‚ just by using mise-en scene. In Little Miss Sunshine‚ that belief is especially strong. According to Bordwell‚ mise-en scene is used to achieve realism by giving settings an authentic look and letting actors look and act as authentic as possible. From the very beginning‚ Little Miss Sunshine gives us exactly that. In it’s opening sequence we are introduced to 6 characters. First we meet Olive‚ wearing large

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    An important conflict in the film Little Miss Sunshine‚ directed by (Jonathan Dayton and Valeria Faris) Is when the Hoovers family is at their destination‚ the beauty paegent. Visual features such as colour and camera shots are used to convey the importance of the conflict of the beauty pageant. Because of these features‚ the conflict can give the audience a strong idea of how our world today judges people and weighs heavy burdens on us to make us the people whom they want us to be. The

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    Though their family is composed of a father‚ mother‚ and two children‚ they are only half-siblings because of divorce and re-marriage. Little Miss Sunshine follows with this trend with the inclusion of Grandpa; he resides permanently in the basement of his son’s house. The conditions of the film’s household adequately conform to the contextual standards‚ providing an authentic composition of characters

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    change in a character in the text you have studied The film Little Miss Sunshine directed by Valerie Farris and Jonathon Dayton tells of the Hoover Family’s emotional and physical journey from New Mexico to Florida for the youngest member‚ Olive’s beauty pageant competition. The viewing audience is introduced to several characters in the beginning of the film and are able to see their development and change as the film progresses. Richard Hoover is the father of the dysfunctional Hoover family who

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    Little Miss Sunshine Analysis Gabriela Rogers Mesa Community College There are a few different factors that come together and affect a person’s concept of themselves. A person’s own thoughts and interpretations are an important part of what makes that up. Different influences like the culture that we are part of can also shape how we are and how we see ourselves‚ as well as influences brought on my our close family members and friends. Naturally we also look to those around us to see how

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    Raegan (Sunny) Blaisdale - the protagonist in the novel "A little Ray of Sunshine" by S.T. Hogan. * Sunny was a small town girl‚ living up to noone’s expectations. * She lost her family in a terrible homocide when she was four ‚ leaving her traumatized and shutting herself off. * After that‚ she moved into a nearby foster home‚ taking the foster family’s surname and ever since then she always tried her hardest to fit in but never really succeeded. * When she turned eight her Uncle took

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    the now ever growing present generation of Rock n’ Roll‚ there have been many famous musicians. But there are only a few who can be said to be the kings of Rock n’ Roll. Little Richard‚self proclaimed the “Architect of Rock n’ Roll”‚ was one of the most energetic and enthusiastic Rock n’ Roll musicians there is to date.Little Richard is the true king of Rock n’ Roll because of the way he portrayed himself through a troubling new era.His attitude and motion sets the pathway to people dancing to the music

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    Name: _________________________   Hour: _______ Chapter 18 and 19 Test Multiple Choice Choose the letter of the best answer.   _____ 1. Which of the following had not undergone its own wide-scale Industrial Revolution by 1900? (A) United States (B) Britain (C) Japan (D) Latin America (E) France   _____ 2. Among the reasons that Europe industrialized first was that (A) it enjoyed an obvious economic advantage over all other regions by 1750. (B) it possessed a unique capacity for technological innovation

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