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    A documentary is a non-fiction film or as John Grierson has defined a documentary as ‘the artistic representation of actuality’. Documentaries are intended to capture a ‘reality’‚ inform or make a change to something in society. Though people would argue that when a camera is seen‚ they behave differently than they would if there was no camera. Therefore‚ can reality really be captured? When watching the films Spellbound and Bowling for columbine. I found that Spellbound being an objective documentary

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    The documentary “Capitalism: A Love Story” by Michael Moore was extremely interesting. At first I thought that it was going to be just another boring documentary‚ but the way he presented his arguments‚ and his point of view was very intriguing. It opened up my eyes to a lot of underlying issues that have occurred or are currently occurring in America that many people are unaware of. Three major aspects of the documentary that stuck out to me were the fact that American textbooks and made Ronald

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    Chapter One Introduction 1.1 Background Documentary Collection is the Collection by a bank of funds due from a buyer against the delivery of documents. Among the different types of payment methods‚ Documentary Collection is the second most important method. International trade is the exchange of capital‚ goods‚ and services across international borders or territories. In most countries‚ such trade represents a significant share of gross domestic product (GDP). Industrialization‚ advanced transportation

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    DOCUMENTARY FILM ANALYSIS Among the four documentaries‚ I have chosen “F*ck You Buddy” in “The Power of Nightmares” and “Love and Power” in “All Watched Over By Machines Of Loving Grace” to be the materials for me to analyze in this paper. First‚ “F*ck You Buddy” is an episode produced by Adam Curtis‚ who is an English filmmaker who has been exploring Sigmund Freud’s theories in the aspects of sociology‚ psychology‚ philosophy‚ and political history throughout his career. In this episode

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    World have been documenting mermaids for thousands of years starting with calligraphy writing to illustrations caputured by sailors in old fashioned journals. The recent article by Christie Wilson titled “Hoax Documentary Dredges Up Mermaids” is a summary of the recent Aminal Planet documentaries‚ “Mermaids the Body Found” and “Mermaids the New Evidence”. This article not only discounts the information shared in the film but claims to believe the exisistence of shape shifters at the same time. he closest

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    The Trudell Documentary taught me a lot about Native American’s that I didn’t know. Growing up‚ in history class‚ one of my teachers made a point to state that what America did to the Native American’s was wrong. We then learned all about how we took their land and made them change their lives. Although it is important to know the historical backgrounds to these events‚ we never really talked much about how the Government was treating Native Americans now. Before this Documentary‚ I did not know

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    deconstruction of the medium‚ enabling audiences to take a step back and reconsider the technicality‚ methods and pure tangibility of the medium that is used. This essay deals with the work of William Greaves‚ one of the pioneers of African-american documentary filmmaking. The moving image has long been considered to be “a series of visual shocks” impressed upon the spectator.1 This essay will identify the reasons behind these “visual shocks” and the ways in which these reactions could be produced

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    Rob Stewart in 2007‚ is a documentary that portrays the highly misapprehension of the Shark specie. Stewart interviews several different individuals ranging from individuals on the street or people associated with companies or campaigns. His intentions for the documentary were good; he sought to inform the audience of Sharks and how harmless and significant they really are. The thesis of Sharkwater is that Sharks are more endangered than dangerous. Throughout the documentary Stewart uses a series of

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    Al Gore "An Inconvenient Truth" a documentary film premier at the 2006 Sundance film festival. In this film Al Gore aims to campaign to educate citizens about global warming via a comprehensive slide show. Personal anecdotes (interesting account)‚ contrast‚ comparison and rhetorical appeals (like pathos‚ ethos and logos) are techniques Gore skillful uses to create a strong‚ convincing documentary film. As a saying goes "A stitch in time saves nine" Gore’s main focus is to highlight the downsides

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    Throughout the years‚ documentary films have gain esteem by viewers. In contrary to a stage or screen performance‚ a documentary film displays real people living everyday life. For many viewers‚ the notion of documentary film is based on the genuineness of a normal individual playing his or her role in society; without being staged or designed by a producer. However‚ documentary films‚ in the aim to portray a daily routine‚ may encompass professional actors to reenact such performance. Bill Nichols

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