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in the Shot Put event and the nine other events of the decathlon ranged from r(107) = .042 to .789. The two strongest correlates of the performance in the Shot Put event were the performance in the Discus Throw event, r(107) = .79, p <.001, and the 100m Dash event, r(107) = .50, p < .001. The effect size of the correlations between the performance score in the Shot Put and these two decathlon events are large, which suggests that there is a strong relation between the performance in Shot…

Realism isn’t producing reality rather it’s giving a sense of reality in way that is easy to relate and understand by the audiences. This all is attained by making sure that all the links between the content and elements are proper and also sounds reasonable, while following the basic laws of cause and effect. In other words, realism is defined by “the way it makes sense of the real, rather than by what it says the real consists of.” (Fiske, 1987, pg. 24). Television shows try to connect…

There was a constant use of long shots to show the city’s population. Near the beginning of the scene, people are scattered throughout the space but as it progresses to the end, Vertov experimented with space by the use of accelerated rhythm and fast motion to show people condensed into…

intentional conflict between what an audience can see and what an audience can conclude from a collection of shots, just like that of an actual window. Rear Window, utilizes the literal framing of the window to convey Jeff’s limited perspective. By using the window as a frame, the film visually limited the perspective of the audience as well. The film easily could have did shot reverse shot sequences between what was going on in Jeff’s apartment and the apartments across the street to convey…

Tim Burton is one of the most famous directors known for his dark style in films such as Edwards Scissorhands, Alice in Wonderland, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children and many more. He uses several different cinematic techniques such as camera movements, editing, and both diegetic and non-diegetic music to emphasize his style. In most of his movies, Burton not only uses various cinematic techniques to show his style, but he also creates peculiar characters that have either a battle with…

The point of view shot is then used as a medium shot using lighting effects to add focus to the victim, Marion, which shows his concentration on her. The technique that Hitchcock uses The technique that Hitchcock uses was very stuble in the overall finished edit, but can be seen as many times they had to shoot the different types of shots, to get all the angles used in the small clip, As he does this in the actual “shower scene”…

mother at home. This scene creates a sense remorse and somber mood. Set in a living room, the scene contains two paramedics with Buffy and her mother. The mood is created from focusing on the interaction of the first paramedic and Buffy with shot/reverse shots while speaking about Buffy’s mother. This scene specifically uses mostly close ups of Buffy as she is clearly shocked and upset. In the beginning, Buffy is teary eyed from crying and then the camera cuts to a blurry figure that moves…

design of multiple cameras dangling from his neck as well as the low angle shot and dialogue to Willard “I’m an American” illustrates the emphasis Coppola had on showcasing the dominance and impact media had on the war which consequently formed the anti-war protest against U.S. Militant troops in Vietnam. To illustrate irony inherit by the U.S. army as well as the power of darkness , Coppola uses a shot – reverse – shot of Colby (an American soldier who succumbed to the temptation of darkness)…

The camera then moves in closer for a series or shot reverse shot to determine who is winning the argument, throughout the scene Buggin’out and his gang of friends are placed in a low angle shot portraying them to the audience in a position of power meanwhile Clifton is shot in a low angle shot portraying to the audience that he maybe be in a position of danger or seen be as weak. As the scene continue it becomes apparent…

completely block the frame in rapid succession. Another effect the long lens has is the flattening of the image making the scene feel more claustrophobic which is a feeling that Jiff is feeling. In this same part of the scene, they use reverse point of view shots (POV) to show what Jiff is looking at and what Bowfinger (Steve Martin) is seeing.…