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    Walburen English 101 Honors February 9‚2015 Style‚In Burton’s Eyes Tim Burton has more opportunities as a director rather than an author to show shots/framing‚lighting‚camera movement‚and music/sounds.In some of his past movies such as "Edward Scissorhands" and "The Corpse Bride" he used various of technique to demonstrate moods and tones. The tone of his movies are almost always dark because of his childhood experiences. Tim Burton uses lighting‚Sound and camera to depict a unique gothic cinematic

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    through the following case study carefully before answering the questions. This is an individual assignment. Burton Snowboards Speeds Ahead with Nimble Business Processes When we hear “snowboarding”‚ we tend to think of snow-covered slopes‚ acrobatic jumps‚ and high-flying entertainment. We don’t usually think of improving business process efficiency. But snowboarding is business for Burton Snowboards‚ an industry pioneer and

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    Running Head: Discussion on Realism and Surrealism Discussion on Realism and Surrealism William Thigpen Western Governors University Discussion on Realism and Surrealism Realism and Surrealism were very similar and dissimilar at the same time. In realism the artist wanted to keep truth and accuracy to what they were depicting. In surrealism‚ the artists wanted to take the truth and a new dimension to it‚ to make it more dream like. During the realism period the world was going through

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    Tierra Sin Pan Surrealism

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    Hurdes: Tierra Sin Pan directed by Luis Buñuel is an ethnographic surrealism documentary first shown in 1933. The film was not made to spew facts at its audience members but to make the audience think about what they were seeing and hearing. Buñuel’s film is a documentary but in a broad sense of what a documentary is. It is no wonder that his move is different to any other movie out there because he was forced to learn how to film himself because cameras were just starting to be used. Even though

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    Early Abstract Expressionism and Surrealism‚ that over the years the Abstract Expressionists were stumbling through a number of half understood truths about modern art and attempting to find a way to communicate their feelings about the apocalyptic state of the world. The Abstract Expressionism movement is similar in many ways to the 1920’s Surrealism movement. There are similarities and differences between the two styles. Hobbs tells us that although both Surrealism and Abstract Expressionism are

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    Expository Essay Before television and movies existed‚ American settlers would depend on storytelling as a form of entertainment. One such style was called a tall tale‚ an improbably tale or story‚ something unlikely to take place or be true. However‚ in Tim Burton’s movie‚ Big Fish‚ Edward Bloom used these stories to convey his identity. He was able to tell them on a grand scale; unveiling his courageousness‚ ambition‚ and determination just to name a few. Courage is the ability to conquer fear or despair

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    Realism vs. Surrealism

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    Essay Topic:  "Why does Ray Bradbury create Beatty? Why is he so important? What makes is death so significant?" Realism vs. Surrealism Books are a major piece in the puzzle of life. When books‚ a source that points out a society’s imperfections‚ are taken away‚ humanity is lost. In Ray Bradbury’s scientific novel Fahrenheit 451‚ firemen are the people to start fires‚ rather than extinguish them‚ as they do in the modern world. They also investigate homes that are reported to be sheltering books

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    1. Use the words relativity and uncertainty in a paragraph that describes the revolution in modern physics that took place in the early twentieth century. Modern physicists found‚ however‚ that at the physical extremes of nature-the microcosmic realm of atomic particles and the macrocosmic world of heavy astronomical bodies-the laws of Newton’s principia did not apply. German physicist‚ Albert Einstein‚ made public his special theory of relativity‚ a radically new approach to the new concepts

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    Artist in Surrealism “I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.”  ― Albert Einstein Albert Einstein the man who created his own equation on the nature of energy was an artist in physics. An artist has a purpose to what they create. When analyzing different types of art it is obvious that not everyone will understand their reason for creating what they have created. Surrealism a cultural

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    it was time to rely on the subconscious as a way to analyze the world. These people became known as Surrealists. One of the most famous surrealist artists was Salvador Dalí. Dalí ’s piece The Temptation of Saint Anthony is a prime example of Surrealism. Surrealist paintings are described as dreamlike and fantastical. Much of Dalí ’s paintings were images he had dreamed up. He said that he would paint what almost seem like photographs from his dreams. Dalí took Sigmund Freud ’s idea that

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