Discovery: Expand Your Horizons
The wonder and curiosity of discovery is often a forefront of people’s mind trying to find the answers to existential questions a “who am I, why am I here.”However, our wide world of wonder often narrows as time moves forward when we grow a sense of life and the hope of discovering the curiosity of the world becomes unrealistic.I'm Jet Le renowned director of a documentary series “Limitless” where a small group and I perform activities allowing people to achieve their possibilities.My success has made me question why there is a lack of ambition to discover the opportunities of life.
This question drew my attention to contemporary indigenous playwright Jane Harrison and her play Rainbow and End(2006) and the …show more content…
However, she discovers her voice which drives her to become a dominant influence on aboriginal people in having a better life and allows her to grow as a person.The opening scene and the final scene juxtaposed together increased my understanding of Gladys growth when Harrison explained” the dream sequence used in the as Gladys hands the flowers to the Queen evokes her eagerness to belong into white society.This juxtaposes the petition scene as the use of rhetorical question “Mrs. Windsor, would you live a Rumbalara?” which challenges the Queen and emphasizes that she is more concerned defending their rights of her people and reflects her individual growth from the beginning of the play till the end.”The use of the pause as Dolly “Why don’t you fix your own house? If you know what I mean? Highlights the key as to which she takes action to have better housing conditions.The use of exclamation and rhetorical question used by Nan “My Gladys!,did you hear her? Coupled with she’s practically hugging the radio” emphasizes …show more content…
So it is evident that the connection between Gladys and April Wheeler is apparent as they both have strong desires to achieve self-growth.In particular, April demonstrates that discovery can lead to a re-evaluation of an individuals perspective about others and themselves.Based in 1950’s Connecticut April has the epiphany in the middle of the film that the life she is living is no good for her and is ready for a change which establishes her desires to move to Paris and becoming a secretary while Frank stayed at home which conflicted the views of the time.This is particularly inspiring to me in creating my documentaries as she isn’t afraid of the barriers that prevented her and is opening herself to a world of discovery which is what my series aims to do.I had a skype interview with director Sam Mendes to discuss how he used film techniques to convey these concepts.Mendes was quick to note that the change from dramatic music to the use of the blissful music as she looks a the photo of her husband in Paris epitomizes the newfound hope for a better life.I pondered on his use of dialogue “people are alive there not like here” reinforces the lack of confidence in their current life and the possibilities away in Paris.This followed by the edits between Frank speaking to April about Paris and her looking at the photo of him emphasizes her speculating about the future possibilities of her life.Mendes added that The change in lighting establishes the first step towards a brighter
The wonder and curiosity of discovery is often a forefront of people’s mind trying to find the answers to existential questions a “who am I, why am I here.”However, our wide world of wonder often narrows as time moves forward when we grow a sense of life and the hope of discovering the curiosity of the world becomes unrealistic.I'm Jet Le renowned director of a documentary series “Limitless” where a small group and I perform activities allowing people to achieve their possibilities.My success has made me question why there is a lack of ambition to discover the opportunities of life.
This question drew my attention to contemporary indigenous playwright Jane Harrison and her play Rainbow and End(2006) and the …show more content…
However, she discovers her voice which drives her to become a dominant influence on aboriginal people in having a better life and allows her to grow as a person.The opening scene and the final scene juxtaposed together increased my understanding of Gladys growth when Harrison explained” the dream sequence used in the as Gladys hands the flowers to the Queen evokes her eagerness to belong into white society.This juxtaposes the petition scene as the use of rhetorical question “Mrs. Windsor, would you live a Rumbalara?” which challenges the Queen and emphasizes that she is more concerned defending their rights of her people and reflects her individual growth from the beginning of the play till the end.”The use of the pause as Dolly “Why don’t you fix your own house? If you know what I mean? Highlights the key as to which she takes action to have better housing conditions.The use of exclamation and rhetorical question used by Nan “My Gladys!,did you hear her? Coupled with she’s practically hugging the radio” emphasizes …show more content…
So it is evident that the connection between Gladys and April Wheeler is apparent as they both have strong desires to achieve self-growth.In particular, April demonstrates that discovery can lead to a re-evaluation of an individuals perspective about others and themselves.Based in 1950’s Connecticut April has the epiphany in the middle of the film that the life she is living is no good for her and is ready for a change which establishes her desires to move to Paris and becoming a secretary while Frank stayed at home which conflicted the views of the time.This is particularly inspiring to me in creating my documentaries as she isn’t afraid of the barriers that prevented her and is opening herself to a world of discovery which is what my series aims to do.I had a skype interview with director Sam Mendes to discuss how he used film techniques to convey these concepts.Mendes was quick to note that the change from dramatic music to the use of the blissful music as she looks a the photo of her husband in Paris epitomizes the newfound hope for a better life.I pondered on his use of dialogue “people are alive there not like here” reinforces the lack of confidence in their current life and the possibilities away in Paris.This followed by the edits between Frank speaking to April about Paris and her looking at the photo of him emphasizes her speculating about the future possibilities of her life.Mendes added that The change in lighting establishes the first step towards a brighter