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English Assignment 1 Romeo and Juliet Olwethu Masiza 16013255 Question 2 : Filmic devices This essay will discuss the different filmic devices in Romeo and Juliet, namely extreme close-up; low angle shot; tilt; zoom and flashback, and why Baz Luhrmann has chosen to use each one of these filmic devices. Luhrmann has chosen to use all these different camera shots so that he creates a meaningful scene full of mixed emotions. Extreme close up is when the camera zooms in very closely…

September 5, 1941. Citizen Kane was known as a drama or mystery movie. This movie was made in a very unique way with flashbacks and flash forwards. In this essay I will discuss the how important flashbacks and flash forwards are, the flashbacks, and flashforwards. Flashbacks and flash forwards are very important in this movie. If you did not pay attention to this movie entirely than you will be lost. In this movie, Citizen Kane it was told out of order. The reason it is told out of order is…

There is no love quite like the love between a boy and his dog. A special type of love that shows a young boy what true love can feel like. The classic novel, Where The Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls, tells the story of a love between a young boy and his two dogs. A young boy named Billy Coleman lives in the Ozark Mountains with his family. At a young age, Billy developed an awful “disease” as he called it. What is the “disease” of puppy love? He longed to be able to have not just one, but two…

“In all my years of teaching I’ve never seen a mind like your daughter has”. “You have to go, you have to see what she becomes”. Providing a gateway to show the family leaving to give their daughter a opportunity and providing an opening for a flashforward to see who Katherine Johnson has…

Based on pictorial qualities of the two juxtaposed shots. Both qualities of mise en scene and cinematography contribute to the relationship. Make a logical coherence between shots. Graphic match, two successive shots joined due to their strong similarity of compositional elements. Rhythmic relations are based on the time duration of juxtaposition shots Battlesh Potemkin Rhythm is more important than continuity Based on movement beat or action pace Camera does not follow 360 rule and…

Citizen Kane, directed by Orson Welles, was a revolutionary film for the industry. By using experimental techniques in photography, sound, and editing along with varying the narrative delivery, Citizen Kane broke from Hollywood tradition. The areas that make this movie so remarkable are the use of depth of field, non-linear approach, and mobile camera filming. This film became a benchmark for the film industry by challenging the traditional Hollywood style. The field of depth technique was…

major mistake because I picked one of the most complicated television show to review. How to Get Away With Murder is very complicated to understand because there are a lot of flashbacks and flash forwards. Trying to putting in words how and when a flashforward or flashback happen was very difficult. However, I did have a favorite topic I choose. My favorite topic was the gender pay gap in Hollywood. I chose it because I was interested in the topic and wanted to read more about how women in…

Wuthering Heights, first and only novel written by British author Emily Brontë, was published in England in the year 1847. Emily Jane Brontë was born on the 30th of July 1818 in the north of England. Emily and her siblings were educated at home by their father and aunt due to the death of their sister Elizabeth, who caught typhoid while being at school. Furthermore, Emily was a very unsocial individual; she didn't have many friends and didn't quite enjoy travelling either since it made her feel…

Craig Lesley’s novel “Burning Fence” is an attempt to answer questions about what fatherhood means in the West and in general. He takes the parts of his life that most accurately represent how he views fatherhood and compiles them into a novel explaining why he has lived the way he has, why he has not always done the easiest thing, and how he feels about his father, Ruddell Lesley. Lesley’s views of his father evolve over time, and he illustrates this through anecdotes showing the reader more…

Imagine this, go to a comic book shop and pick up a comic book that has Comic Code Authority “approved” logo. And then you are wondering hmm, what’s the story beside this symbol? Did Comic Code Authority contribute to decline of popularity of comic books? Well it’s a long story. Since the beginning comics where known for kids, but as of now times have changed and writers broke the Comic Code Authority in the 1970’s so writers can focus more on complex themes; social issues. After two decades…