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    the government can peak into peoples’ lives. It has blurred the line between what is considered public and private information. These technologies come in many forms such as, facial recognition technology, GPS tracking devices, drones, surveillance cameras, and devices used by the NSA to collect information. These technologies are abused everyday by authorities and government officials, and it is time to set limitations on how they use them. Facial recognition technology lies in more places…

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    Rodney King’s case has become one of the most controversial cases in American history. The case in which King was a victim of excessive police force. It exposed the horrific truth of what police forces were capable of doing. The following excerpt of the incident is provided by "Long Road to Justice - Policing the Police and Prosecuting the Klan." “The beating of Rodney King by officers of the Los Angeles Police Department on March 3, 1991, captured on videotape and broadcasted around the world,…

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    For biopic, story development needs to follow the time line, the life of the characters in real life events in one of the major events or representative for recording, and then appear in the film. Viewers can accord the narrative sequence in the film, the protagonist of life, to achieve the goal of biography movie record life. Jane Campion uses cutting and framing to illustrate that her heroine who is Janet Frame’s lifecycle. This essay will take An Angel at My Table (1990) as an example to…

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    he was a Russian pilot but they soon found out he was american and he was put on trial for spying. American officials denied that he was a spy saying it was a weather plane that had veered off course. That theory was disproved with the finding of a camera and an unused suicide…

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    were separated from your family? The movies Rabbit Proof Fence and 10 canoes both acknowledge aboriginal history and culture, although it is clear that rabbit proof fence provides a more authentic representation of their history, family cultures and values. Rabbit Proof Fence conveys this message through visual and auditory features. In Rabbit Proof Fence, they use a variety of diverse camera shots and angles to convey the tones and show the audience what is happening. They show birds-eye-view…

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    them visible from the stage wing we see performance being done for the Palladium audience is a chorus-line of girls high-kicking to the tune of Tinkle, Tinkle, Tinkle from the film Evergreen (1934). After Mr. Memory confirms the espionage plot, the camera angle changes slightly and Robert and Carroll…

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    Over the course of this class we’ve covered a vast amount of information on the history of photography, film and art, from 1839 to the present, all interesting. But what fascinated me the most, was when we covered Alfred Hitchcock, discussing his movie “Psycho” and “North by Northwest”. Although as a graduate student I was given the opportunity to do my final paper on any topic, but I just had to do mine on the “Master of Suspense”, Sir Alfred Hitchcock. Since I was a kid, we use to watch Alfred…

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    use of camera to capture themes and references related to the book. The acting delivers a spot on approach to Fahrenheit 451 while providing entertainment and a quality plot. The movie delivers on the theme of censorship and its dangers if government is allowed to run amuck in society. The movie develops and improves the point that…

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    set in one scene to a very dreamlike unrealistic set the next. As musicals were becoming very popular in Hollywood, it was about time to start making them into films with sound. Thomas Edison (the inventor of both the phonograph and motion picture camera) had been experimenting for many years in ways to combine and synchronize sound with moving images. His attempt were then clashed by the lack of interest from the film industry due to many technical problems involved as early technology was…

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    want. People walking into stores and around town do not want to be watched for things they like and dislike if companies want to know consumers thoughts they should ask them to take surveys. The cameras in the mannequins are a great advancement in technology but a huge invasion of privacy. “A small camera embedded in the eye of an...mannequin allows storekeepers to keep track of…

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