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    1.1 Film Analysis

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    Part 1 1. What is the physical setting of the film? Goes from woods to light house 2. What is the mood or emotional setting? The mood is creepy and emotional setting is normal 3. How would you describe the runner’s state of mind? Calm 4. What techniques does the director use to create the mood and illustrate what the runner is feeling? He uses different types of shots and music to make it seem like the girl is being watched. Part 2 1. How does the runner’s state of mind change in Part 2? She starts

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    Mangalindan IR204-C The short film‚ The Meatrix is all about the development of processed meats from the traditional way to the industrialized way. The development is caused by many factors‚ one of which is the increasing demand for meat products in the present day. While watching the video‚ I concluded that the producers are portraying an advocacy to discontinue the patronage of the said products. The main point that the films are portraying is that‚ processed goods have

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    Touki Bouki Film Analysis

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    With eyes downcast‚ she removes her shirt‚ exposed. The knife slices deeper into its neck. Vivid red blood spurts across the sacrificial tray. A slight smirk plays on her face as she kneels down. Slowly‚ she lowers her body… Djibril Mambety’s 1973 film Touki Bouki seems simple enough at a glance; two spirited‚ rebellious young lovers‚ determined to do whatever it takes to get out of their derelict town and live their dreams in the big city across the ocean. The plot is certainly not the most unusual

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    The Zombies Film Analysis

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    A hopeful actress gets her first break in a zombie film‚ but then real life zombies trapped the cast and crew on the set and they have to battle to survive. BRIEF SYNOPSIS: CURTIS (40’s) is a desperate movie director who needs his new zombie film to succeed. When his current actress is not working out‚ he decides to find a new actress. VANESSA (20’s) is a hopeful‚ budding actress‚ working as a waitress. She’s star struck when she meets Curtis and the lead actor‚ MARK (20’s). When Vanessa realizes

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    Moonlight Film Analysis

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    (Burke & Stets‚ 2000‚ p.1). The treatment of certain genders are results of socialization from family‚ friends‚ peers‚ and one of the biggest influencers‚ media. The way that gender appears in media can affect how gender is viewed in everyday life; from how people of a certain gender are expected to act to how they are meant to dress. Occasionally‚ pieces of media will challenge the traditional narrative held

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    Introduction……………………………………………………………………… 4Chapter Two Literature Review……………………………………………………………4-72.1 Sources of Film Titles……………………………………………………………………..52.2 The Characteristics of Film Titles………………………………………………………62.3 Specific roles of Film Titles……………………………………………………………….62.4 Review of Studies on the Chinese Translation of English Film Titles…………...7Chapter Three Cultural Differences in Film Titles……………………………………...7-93.1 Material Cultural Factors………………………………………………………………...73.2 Institutional Cultural

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    In this scene the protagonist‚ Truman‚ starts off with his normal day‚ then disappears at the dead of night. Escaping Christof’s powerful clutch as the thousands of hidden cameras cannot locate him. All actors on the set then become a desperate‚ violent search party. Showing links to Truman’s enclosure being a like a World War Two Nazi Concentration or Prisoner Of War (P.O.W) camp. Four techniques that this scene shows strong signs of are; Set‚ props‚ camera shots‚ and Acting The director’s purpose

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    Tapped Film Analysis

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    operate. The films shows how companies are making huge profits off of water from public waterways and how these companies are making cool‚ refreshing bottles of water not so safe or refreshing. The film begins telling about the bottle water company‚ Nestle‚ coming in‚ building a factory‚ and producing many jobs for small areas. So far nothing at all seems wrong with this process. However the story begins to shift from good to bad as the film progresses. Nestle was taking water from the public

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    Tim Burton Film Analysis

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    advantage. From a young age Burton has directed unique films. A great example of this is his 1982 Hansel and Gretel‚ which aired only once due to the strangeness in its entirety. Burton uses non-diegetic sounds‚ low key lighting‚ and long shots in his work to display how one who overcomes his fear of being different has the potential for success. Tim Burton‚ in Hansel and Gretel‚ uses non-diegetic sounds to grow an uneasy feeling upon the audience. Throughout the duration of the film‚ Burton developed

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    musical score adds to the suspense of the film. However in the film No Country for Old Men there is no music whatsoever. This deafening silence adds many unique features to the film itself. The silence allows the viewer to create the suspense themselves without being guided by music. The viewer is required to focus on the small details‚ and create suspense based on the other components that make up a film. Filmmakers rely upon certain stimulants when creating a film. Since No Country for Old Men is missing

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