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    Minute North American towns, composed of a closely knitted society, of friends and family, where everybody knows every single citizen, are famous world over. Popularity of TV shows such as Twin Peaks, and Desperate Housewives has only further cemented the status of a small idyllic town with a deep seeded mystery, knitted within the fabric of its society. And it comes to no surprise that this particular subject matter has also been explored by the video game industry, within the last decade.…

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    Nt1310 Unit 3 Film Review

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    Mines, I like them. I don't know why I do, but it seems I do because I have yet to see one that I dislike. My Bloody Valentine, The Hills Have Eyes Part 2, Wicked Little Things, and now Beneath. All films that happen to take place in a mine, in fact I can't thing of a single film that takes place in a mine that I dislike. A lot of this stems from the fact I like horror films with a ton of ambiance with a claustrophobic feeling of being trapped to back it up, which is something Beneath has in…

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    Nocturne Analysis

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    Overall I think "Nocturne" was a well put together piece of work. It complex and challenging and deep. It was thought provoking and suspenseful. First, it was shot at night. I believe this was chosen to speak of that nothing good really happens at night. the skateboard rolling at the beginning if foreshadowing how easily it is to get knocked off your feet and life can quickly roll out of your reach. The scene then changes to a guy standing by a car dressed in dark clothing. The guy is in the…

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    still photograph director David Slade had given the team. Once the storm asset was complete it allowed the artists to deliver multiple CG shots across the series. The 69th Emmy Awards will be presented on Saturday evening, July 22, 2017 at the Television Academy's Saban Media…

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    Cece’s partial deafness interferes with her life in many different ways. Cece’s deafness causes others to think and act differently around her. People really only cared for Cece because she has a disability. They only paid attention to Cece because she was different. Cece was also not very well known to everyone. Cece is an outcast in her school. The result of Cece’s accident caused others to help more ways than usual. On page 65 it say’s that Ginny make a big deal out of her hearing. She even…

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    Shameless Analysis

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    together, they went to the court office to receive same-sex health benefit rights but get denied. Outside they see the mayor of Chicago speaking, Frank begins to interrupt the mayor and speak about gay couples who cannot share health benefits on live television. The people in the gay community were amazed by the words he said, he then turned into a symbol for the gay community when his speech was broadcast. He was then the speaker at organizations for gay people’s rights, not only that the…

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    on-screen was to stay home to clean, cook, and to care for their family. Women were not given leading roles in films or television shows; instead they were just given secondary roles where they did not speak. They are given roles where the main character is a male and they are presented as being defenseless. Now there are many roles that allow women to start in films and television shows with a variety of characteristics. Writers create roles that allow women to stand out from the norm and give…

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    audience’s own desires and challenges their ideas on what is wrong and what is right and where the fine line between them lies. A popular character in contemporary culture, Dexter Morgan is viewed by his audience in the highly rated crime drama television show, “Dexter”. This show first aired in 2006 and ended after 8 seasons in 2013. Deviancy is a common theme in outsider type characters, and they are the people who do not fit with societies norms. They deviate from ideals and are the sort of…

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    then I would have no idea what is. Because Buffy and her friends are always in the library looking for ways of “knowing” their foe, the whole show is based around this idea of knowledge or “knowing.” Hastie suggests that there has been no other television show that has been so centered around a library (13). Hastie goes on to state that in the first three season Giles, Buffy’s watcher¸ is indeed a librarian and the library provided the prefect training ground in research and debates about the…

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    shaped history as much as the advance of technology. After reading through the articles, “Blame Society, Not the Screen Time”, by Danah Boyd, “Teaching Tools”, by Kevin J. Delaney, “The Upside to Technology? It’s Personal”, by Nick Bilton, and “Television: The Plug-In Drug”, by Marie Winn, technology is proven to be essential to our lives. Technology is important and beneficial because it improves education, relieves stress, and supplies a connection to the past. “Blame Society, Not the Screen…

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