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    what they used to be to even greater things. The first major development was the introduction to sound into film. This was always wanted in films but unfortunately due to technology limitations it was not a viable idea and thus movies remained mostly silent only conveying things through the actor’s actions and sometimes with text cards if a characters lines needed to be known for the movie. This was the norm for a good while until more development was made concerning the recording and imprinting of sound

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    Sound in Sunrise Movie

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    The film “Sunrise” (1927) of Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau is one of the first silent films that was released with synchronised sound and incorporates a musical score. The melodramatic masterpiece with an allegorical subtitle “A song of two humans” involves a story about a married farmer who is tempted to leave his domestic life in order to run off with a seductive mistress from The City‚ who tries to encourage him to drown his wife. Plotting the kill the next day‚ the farmer invites The Wife for a trip

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    Matthew Olson 12:30-1:45 Tu/Th 3/20/14 Project 1 “King Kong” In the late 19th century‚ and early 20th century‚ movies were something of magic and mystery. The first 30 plus years (1895-1928) of film was known as the Silent Film Era‚ and within this time thousands of movies were produced and tens of thousands of movie theaters existed. It wasn’t until 1927 when “The Jazz Singer” released by Warner Bros. pictures‚ that the audience would hear a voice for the first time. This ushered in the Sound Era

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    illustrate how people are supposed to deal with fast-paced living‚ when factories were starting to use machines and technology as their main ways to produce‚ and human labour were just assisting machines. There is no traditional voice dialogue in the silent movie‚ but voices and sounds do emanate from machines‚ television screens in the factory‚ telephones etc. Every time a person talks‚ he/she spoke through machines instead of through direct speech or face-to-face conversations. Examples include scenes

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    acting of the actors. The acting is so expressive and it may not necessarily explain every detail of the plot‚ but one can say that language is no longer a great barrier. Also‚ the film was more or less silent and based on the actions and emotions rather than the dialogues. This is similar to a silent film‚ and for this reason it is easier for an alien viewer to comprehend too. The setting also plays an extremely important role in portraying the behavior of the characters and to get a better understanding

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    The Pros And Cons Of DDT

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    DDT between beneficial and destructive Throughout the history‚ humans have faced a lot of problems‚ but the worst of all of these are the problems made by humans themselves. Every day we try to discover something new to help our society and to help us survive in the environment that we are living in. We use technology and chemicals as an example to come up with anything that can benefit us and realize its purpose. We started to have problems with mosquitoes‚ so scientists from all over the world

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    Fantasy Rhetoric

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    Fantasy Rhetoric: Summary and Analysis of Katherine Fowkes’s Fantasy Films A Rhetoric Analysis consists of a multitude of attributes some larger than others and some not specifically require. Among those are certain attributes that are what provides the foundation of any Rhetoric work‚ Logos‚ Pathos‚ and Ethos or persuasive appeal. My job is to show you the other attributes consisting of the context of the argument‚ the authors’ attitude‚ and the tone of the overall work. So first I will have

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    Cultural imperialism

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    Throughout chapters 7 and 10‚ the textbook has a lot of information regarding the concept of cultural imperialism. “This concept of cultural imperialism is the argument that a large bulk of media products flow from the West‚ especially the United States‚ and so powerfully shape the cultures of other nations that they amount to a cultural form of domination” (Croteau‚ Hoynes‚ and Milan Location 8298). In this essay I will explain whether or not this concept provides a useful framework to understand

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    Running Head: PNEUMONIA: THE SILENT KILLER Exploring Pneumonia: A Silent Killer Abstract This paper explores Pneumonia and the respiratory disease process associated with bacterial and viral pathogens most commonly located in the lung. The paper examines the process‚ symptoms and treatments most commonly viewed in patient cases of Pneumonia. My goal is to educate the reader and to warn of the Exploring Pneumonia: A Silent Killer Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs. Many

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    Estha's Silent Suffering

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    In Arundhati Roy’s novel the God of Small Things suffering affects many of the characters‚ but it has the greatest impact on Estha. Estha’s personal despair as a child has a lasting impact on his life and is never alleviated. It is evident that his turmoil remains with him throughout his life because he gradually spirals down into a life of silence. Estha’s silence does not have a great affect of those around him he “acquired the ability to blend into the background of wherever

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