Study: - read over your essay and familiarise yourself with your wording - have discussions - Figure out the arguments in your head - practise exams - don’t just Know the material REALLY UNDERSTAND it The Big Sleep Observation: - conventions that are constant throughout generations of crime fiction genre (passion‚ detachment‚ love‚ hope‚ justice) are a reflection on the timeless and universal human needs - conventions
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LA Confidential and Film Noir One of the most influential film movements in the 1940’s was a genre that is known today as film noir. Film noir was a recognizable style of filmmaking‚ which was created in response to the rising cost of typical Hollywood movies (Buss 67). Film noir movies were often low budget films; they used on location shoots‚ small casts‚ and black and white film. The use of black and white film stock not only lowered production costs‚ but also displayed a out of place
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Analysis of The Movie of The Big Sleep The Big Sleep‚ written in 1939‚ is known as most famous hard-boiled novel by Raymond Chandler. In recent decades‚ unsurprisingly‚ this novel has been made into two movies. The first one which produced in 1946‚ by Howard Hawks‚ is the better one. Actually‚ there are still a lot of differences between the film and the novel. Even though I enjoyed The Big Sleep by Howard Hawks‚ I prefer the book‚ but I can see how someone hooked by the silver screen would
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The Big Sleep: Point of View “I was neat‚ clean‚ shaved and sober‚ and I didn ’t care who knew it” (Chandler 3). In The Big Sleep‚ a hardboiled crime novel published in 1939 by Raymond Chandler‚ the protagonist‚ Philip Marlowe‚ effectively relates to his audience through first person point of view. Although there are several benefits of third person point of view‚ in first person readers are able to engage in the story and feel apart of the investigation. Chandler does this by providing Marlowe’s
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Confidential Client Relationships Greenville Technical College Confidential Client Relationships Client confidentiality in the field of human services is a matter of ethics‚ legal obligations‚ and a right to privacy; therefore‚ a human service professional must provide a helping relationship that is conducive to providing client confidentiality. In respect to the matter of confidentiality‚ a human service professional must understand‚ acknowledge‚ and adhere to the privacy of his or her clients;
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Marlowe - The Big Sleep What are my traits? Marlowe runs a single man operation out of the Cahuenga building in Los Angeles. He is tall and big enough to take care of himself. And his interests are Liquor‚ women‚ reading‚ chess and working alone. He is educated enough that he can speak English if he’s required to’. Marlowe used to work for the district attorney‚ but was fired for insubordination. Philip Marlowe‚ a private detective. Tall‚ dark‚ and rugged‚ with a poker face and a quick
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numerous techniques that constitute film editing‚ ranging from fade ins and outs‚ to the Kuleshov effect and the 180-degree axis rule. This response is dedicated to analyzing‚ relating‚ and pointing out the use of shot/reverse-shot patterns in The Big Sleep. When cutting a dialogue scene that typically utilizes a shot/reverse-shot‚ one character’s reaction to what is being said is just as important as what is being said. Through the 180-degree axis rule‚ the camera shifts along the axis without
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shot A and shot B 3. Spatial relations between shot A and shot B 4. Temporal relations between shot A and shot B1 Howard Hawks‚ being highly inspired by German Expressionist films‚ has used many stylistic film editing techniques in his 1946‚ Big Sleep. These techniques can fall into all four categories mentioned earlier. Hawks has widely used establishing shots to transition from one scene to the other. Examples of these shots can be observed as Marlowe commutes to various locations (Brody’s apartment
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press can be worth paying attention at. Thus‚ it would be more secure to refer to more proper crime fiction book. The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler is a hardboiled crime novel‚ which is included in "TIME ’s List of the 100 Best Novels."[1] Moreover‚ it has an honorable place in several other lists of top 100 books. Such figures speak for themselves. Therefore‚ The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler will be used in this work as an example of crime fiction novels. In the main body of the work attention
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