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    had to been made in order for a movie to make sense and run smoothly. 12 Angry Men is an example of this with many small minor details and a few big changes. In my opinion, 12 Angry Men the movie did a good job of representing and displaying the screenplay. 12 Angry Men the play can be compared to the movie because of how the characters are portrayed,…

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    heart-felt movie included people that were saved by Schindler in the credits. Schindler's list won several awards and received several nominations. It won 7 Oscars including best director, best screenplay, and cinematography. Other awards received were best director, best actor (Liam Neeson, and best screenplay in golden globe awards. They also received a few nominations such as Best sound, best makeup in Oscars. Spielberg Schindler List brought a great message about World War 2 through…

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    The director could be considered the author of a film they make. The French denoted the term auteur for “Hollywood directors who they felt had created a distinctive approach to filmmaking while working within the Hollywood studio system” (33). Americans started picking up the term as well, and then famous directors with certain styles started being known as auteurs. The director’s style crosses over into their films. These are directors like Christopher Nolan, Wes Anderson, Spike Lee, David…

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    wonderful spectacle through the Ol’ Bailey, the historic London Courthouse. The film has a variety of genres including that of murder, romance, humour and suspense. Billy Wilder, the director and screenplay writer of the film, had originally planned to become a lawyer but opted eventually to write screenplays for motion pictures. He has been successful in staging some splendid courtroom scenes and does complete justice to this adaptation. The setting of this movie heads…

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    will be new for me considering the fact that I’ve never lived on my own before in a new place. If all goes well, I should have enough experience in this area in five years. I’m finally a screenwriter (almost)! Right now, I’m working on writing screenplays on my own time for myself. I work as a cashier at Savers, and I have an internship under a local portrait artist. In five years, I’ll be working on my career as an actual screenwriter. I’ll continue studying writing on a college level,…

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    Certain Bonds Cannot Break William Blinn has written screenplays for countless televisions and movies over his years. None have been as popular and influential as Brian’s Song. The screenplay was first published as a book in 1972 by Bantam Books. Since then, the movie itself has won an Emmy award, a Peabody award, a Writers Guild of America award, and a Directors Guild of America Award. The movie was also nominated for a Golden Globe and Golden Reel award. The movie has won multiple smaller…

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    to write an article for ‘Rolling Stone Magazine’ and finds himself and experiences eye opening events, while touring with an almost famous band. Syd Field, author of Screenplay and The Screen Writer's Workbook, has outlined a paradigm that most screenplays follow. A paradigm is a conceptual scheme. Syd Field has divided screenplay into three structures; Act 1 (set-up), Act 2 (confrontation) and Act 3 (resolution). Guided by Syd Field’s origination, I will discuss the three act structure of…

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    remembered was Richard Connell. Connell was a popular author and journalist whose short stories were regularly published in magazines such as “The Saturday Evening Post” and “Collier’s weekly”. Connell’s writing was different from other authors and screenplay writers in his lifetimes, which allowed his work to stick out. Connell’s childhood, college experience, and experience in the service all influenced his writing topics and style; as well as the Naturalism movement (1870-1914). To start…

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    styles and screen play. Wilder uses high key lighting when character, Sugar; played by Marilyn Monroe is in the shot. By using choosing to use this glamourous white high key lighting grants the director the aesthetic of a Hollywood genre film. The screenplay of this film includes very exaggerated behavior from the actors/actresses. By exaggerating lines, actions, and behavior creates a masterpiece musical comedy; combining these two elements of film makes “Some Like It Hot” an all around…

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    Creation to Death: A Path of Ethical Decisions The screenplays of Jurassic Park and Strangers on a Train tell the elaborate stories of an usual and abstract reality that many would consider normal. They have many aspects that connect them together, such as ethical and moral obligations, yet also make them diverse and independent of each other, such as their motives and timing behind certain events. Each screenplay is unique in that it is entirely created around an environment developed for…

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