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    types of music heard in original scores during the silent film era and cites specific examples from The Birth of a Nation. (10 points) The three basic types of music heard in original scores during the silent film era are Adaptations of Classics‚ Arrangements of tunes‚ and newly composed music. In most cases‚ adaptation of classics involves action and dramatic scenes. It is borrowing a large amount of an already existing composition for use in film score. In The Birth of a Nation‚ Mozart’s music

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    SEMESTER 2 2000/2001-07-29 Ba(hons) Film Studies Level 1 SILENT STARVATION Mass starvation – the newest teenage trend? BY XDREAMYEYESX RESEARCH PROJECT PROPOSAL TITLE Silent Starvation - the newest teenage trend? AREA This documentary primarily focuses

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    Marisa Pope November 16 EH 102-02 The Silent Killer This disorder affects our sons‚ daughters‚ mothers‚ and fathers who risk their lives in many ways to protect our country. “In 1980‚ the American Psychiatric Association (APA) added [this disorder] to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-III) nosologic classification scheme (Ptsd.va.gov).” “Post-traumatic stress disorder is a mental that is classified as a trauma-related disorder by the APA’s Diagnostic and Statistical

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    Art and Graphic Design in the Silent Generation Reaching adulthood between 1946-1963‚ the Silent Generation had witnessed the Great Depression and World War II in their youth. Following the Greatest Generation and all their accomplishments‚ the Silent Generation had big shoes to fill‚ but they preferred to consume rather than create. Although it was named the Silent Generation‚ not all the generation were silent‚” there were some loud people of this Generation that spoke out for civil and women’s

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    The Silent Killer According to the National Alliance On Mental Health‚ one in five youth live with a mental health condition. Schools have staff on hand to offer help to students who do suffer from mental illness‚ but a lot of the time it’s not enough. Not having adequate mental health programs leaves students feeling even more overwhelmed and stressed. Schools need to set up a more thorough and rigid outline of how to deal with students struggling. I know that every child is different and every

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    Natalie Jones APES‚ 4th period 8/8/15 Silent Spring Work 1. Carson’s first chapter explains the title of her book. Why is it called “Silent Spring”? It’s called Silent Spring because the season of spring‚ usually filled with singing birds and playing children‚ has become still and quiet because the people of the town have somehow killed the wildlife and poisoned their environment. She’s warning her readers what could happen if the issues she explains in her book are not addressed. 2. Why does

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    The Relevance of Sound in Silent Films Before the introduction of sound in the film industry‚ two prominent silent films during the 1920’s were Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror and The Battleship Potemkin. In Chapter 11 of The Film Experience‚ Corrigan and White pose a question regarding the use of sound in silent films. Corrigan and White asked whether sound allows film to fulfill a mission to reproduce the world‚ as it is‚ or if sound hinders cinema’s visual expression. Considering Corrigan

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    prefer modern day films to silent films. I agree with you that silent films are very boring and dull compared to modern day films. Modern day films have more advanced technology making the film better in general. But it is good to understand and learn about silent films even though you don’t enjoy them‚ they are an important part of history. Modern films have a lot of characters and have a bigger better storyline to follow. There are plenty of other things that make modern day films better like music

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    The Roaring Twenties The Era between 1920-1930 was an exuberant deal. In this specific Era‚ boredom was not an option. One of the many things that went on in this decade‚ was called "The Silent Movie Era". The longer it went on‚ the more it progressed. In this Era‚ numerous people become well- known and very famous. Many actors and actresses played roles in all sorts of movies. Some of these famous actors and actresses were Rudolph Valentino‚ Charlie Chaplin‚ Clara Bow

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    The silent film I chose to watch “The Birth of a Nation” is a 1915 American drama‚ directed by D.W Griffith‚ produced by D.W. Griffith and Harry Aitken‚ co-written by D.W Griffith‚ T.F. Dixon J.R. and Frank E. Woods‚ and was based on the novel and play “The Clansman” both by T.F. Dixon J.R. It was originally released on February 8‚ 1915 and was presented in two parts‚ separated by an intermission‚ as it is over three hours long. The film follows the lives of two families in Civil War era America

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