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    commercial, which features a young couple “ripping each other’s clothes on.” The girl—freckled and blue-eyed—captivates the audience with her radiance. She begins standing in her underwear, the camera focused on her bare torso, the sunlight soaking both silhouettes in a warm glow. Her partner—who is also conventionally handsome—slips a soft gray T-shirt over her head and spins her around. She laughs, coy yet comfortable, and helps him pull his jeans on. They take their act to the kitchen table,…

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    contamination, being health hazards to anyone or anything. I have proposed a raised timber Boardwalk encompassing the area, this will provide the public with many viewing platforms , pergola picnic areas, bird hides for observers , metal silhouettes of indigenous people/wildlife, camouflaged into the native vegetation , giving a glimpse of the past with information plaques, focussing on plant /wildlife/ ecosystems and cultural significance of the region. This will provide protection…

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    The Holocaust is one of the most tragic events to have happened and forever changing the lives of millions. Literature involving the event is one of the only ways one can imagine or begin to understand the horrors of the Holocaust and its impact on future generations. Maus: A Survivor’s Tale, written by Art Spiegelman, is one of the greatest graphic comics that is also able to depict the horrors and after-struggles of the Holocaust. Art Spiegelman was born on February 15, 1948; A big part of his…

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    The search for the travel papers also adds to this idea. Of course, the use of light and darkness gives the movie a noir feel. When Rick take Victor into his office, shadows are used to portray Rick’s silhouette on the wall. Sometimes there is just darkness, like when is drinking alone in his cafe at night, or during the final scene when the plane takes off. There is also the giant spotlight that constantly sweeps Casablanca, constantly searching, just…

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    In the film 'Mississippi Burning' directed by Alan Parker, there are many scenes that build up tension. One of which is the interrogation scene, where the FBI use a black man to threaten the mayor of Mississippi into giving evidence. It’s a scene where Parker uses lighting and sound techniques to build tension, making the watcher unsure of what happens next. The lighting techniques create a spooky atmosphere, whereas the sound techniques uses quietness, a different way to build up tension. This…

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    creature. Two years following the creation of the creature, Victor receives a letter from his father, learning about the death of his younger brother, William. Consequently, he returns to Geneva, and while roaming around the forest, Victor sees the silhouette of his creature. He becomes certain that the creature was responsible for the death of his brother, as his “… mere presence […] was irresistible proof…” (70). The following morning, Victor learns that Justine, their family servant, has been…

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    different set pieces to make the stage feel more like a wilderness with trees and bushes and given the dancers the option to use small props such as small, fake, self-made looking weaponry. The lights would have been very faded and almost like a silhouette of the dancers for the corridors only brightening slightly for the solo. Into free range, there would have a green hue cast on the stage that slowly changed to blue as the dancers began to form into a connected group. Once in contract and…

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    Art is continually evolving and expanding to better reflect what an artist is trying to express through their work. An artist’s inspiration for their artwork is generally derived from the emotions they feel throughout their lifetime. These emotions stem from the world and events that surround an artist which determines their theme, or content, within a piece of work. The subject matter is then chosen as a means to express to the sentiments the artist is trying to convey. Given an artist’s…

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    Why Sheryl Sandberg would be a great role model for my Young Daughters One morning, like any other school day, I was walking side by side in lock step with my 8 year old daughter. She turned my side, looked up and asked me, “Dad, who is a good woman leader?” Behind those simple words, I sensed she was looking for role models. And Sheryl Sandberg image flashed in front of me. As I dropped my daughter and walked back – I wondered why Sheryl was my option A. I grew up in South India. I…

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    EVALUATION Harvey’s House Scene This is the first scene in our sequence which happens in the climactic point of the film. We wanted to build up a lot of tension in this scene before the chase scene so would need to include a variety of slow moving camera shots and close ups. The emptiness of the house followed by reaction shots clearly show how tension is being raised; the audience not knowing quite is about to happen in the coming moments. The lighting in these scenes are a perfect example of…

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