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    distinctively visual techniques to shape our interpretations of the world? Composers use distinctively visual techniques to shape the audiences interpretations of the world. John Misto’s play ‘The Shoe-horn Sonata and the RTA advertisement ‘Notes’ uses distinctively visual techniques such as dialogue‚ photographic images‚ and music to effectively shape the audiences interpretations of the world. Firstly Misto uses dialogue as a distinctively visual technique in his play ‘The Shoe Horn Sonata to shape

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    The Shepard's Horn

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    The Shepherd’s Horn is a tale of hidden love‚ acceptance and forgiveness. Carl‚ our narrator begins his journey in the breathtaking valleys of Norway. As he travels down the Norwegian mountain lands he familiarizes himself with the deep tones of a shepherd’s horn sounding in the distance. Upon entering a valley he was warmly welcomed by his host‚ Thord‚ a broad-shouldered man with a lovely face. Thord led Carl to his home for a warm supper and nights rest. Through their conversation Carl came

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    Msl Horn

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    MSL Horns Case Observations: 1. The process is unorganized and not well laid out. Production is based on customer orders. Demand & Forecasting tools are not being used. 2. Manpower utilization is not optimal. Task specialization is not the buzzword here. Everybody does everything. 3. Material management as seen from the video was unorganized and cluttered. The assembly parts were haphazardly laid out. This obviously leads to poor material management and pilferage. 4. Consistency

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    Moonlight Sonata

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    When listening to Beethoven’s “Moonlight Sonata‚” many different emotions envelop through my body. The first movement‚ Adagio Sustenato‚ made me feel like I was in a wooden rowboat‚ drifting peacefully along on a crystal clear lake. I felt as if the air was brisk‚ yet serene‚ like a calm before the storm. I envisioned beautiful white swans floating carelessly along side the shore line‚ as the water lapped the outer banks. As the movement progressed‚ it got more aggressive‚ making me feel as if the

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    In the visual text‚ Goodnight Mr Tom‚ directed by Jack Gold‚ an important theme is friendship. William Beech is a young evacuee from London that moved to the countryside for safety during World War 2. There he meets his billet‚ Mr Tom. He is Williams saviour from a world of abuse. This essay the director has included both visual and verbal techniques of close-up‚ diegetic sound and dialogue. Firstly‚ the director uses the visual technique of close up to help us understand the facial expression

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    Tokyo Sonata

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    society‚ Japanese family is facing many challenges. Some of them are fail to adapt the changing environment. Tokyo Sonata portrays some problems in contemporary Japanese dysfunctional families such as communication problems. In this article‚ we are going to illustrate them one by one. Portrait of Japanese family To illustrate the dysfunctional families portrayed in Tokyo Sonata‚ we have to understand the traditional Japanese and how does it work functionally. Traditional Japanese family is

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    The Fog Horn

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    In the short story "The Fog Horn" by Ray Bradbury the theme "loneliness can be taken for granted" is best shown through the actions of McDunn and the creature in the sea. McDunn describes living at the lighthouse as a "lonely life"‚ but it seems he doesn’t mind being alone. McDunn seems to find comfort in the loneliness of the empty sea and the "mysteries" of it. As well‚ he describes the sound of the fog horn as "a big lonely animal crying in the night". Later McDunn explains to Johnny how once

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    Rhino Horn

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    to sheer off the animals’ horns to supply a surge in demand for purported medicine in China that’s pricier than gold. At least 18 rhino fell to poachers in and around the park in 2012‚ compared to 10 in all of India in 2011. Insurgents eager to bolster their war chests here in India’s Assam state are also involved‚ according to police. Authorities are investigating a recent news report that a Chinese company offered two rebel groups a deal: weapons in exchange for horns and body parts of the one-horned

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    distinctively visual

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    “composers employ the distinctively visual to reveal truths and elicit a reaction from the responder” Discuss in reference to the set text and one of your own choosing Texts tend to reveal hidden truths behind important events in our history‚ doing so in a way which illustrates the impact that war has on individuals who are involved in it. The Shoe Horn Sonata written by John Mito in conjunction with Weapons Training by Bruce Dawe reveals several truths of which responders were unaware. Some of

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    Shoehorn Sonata Essay

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    The Shoehorn Sonata by John Misto is a play that gives insight into the stories of the forgotten women prisoners of World War II. It explores the gruesome reality of war and the betrayal of government towards the women prisoners. Misto engages the audience through a multitude of techniques through the play‚ bringing the experiences and people to life. The reality of war is brutal and unjust. Through the experiences of prisoners of war‚ Bridie and Sheila‚ the audience is presented with a grim picture

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