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    Binayak Sahu David Godoy English 1-A 8 November 2017 Bill Nye And Why Entertainment Should Not Be Political Since the dawn of mankind, we have been consuming entertainment. It draws us in, gives us pleasure, and allows us to disconnect from the worries of the world. Entertainment comes in all shapes and forms, books, plays, movies, television shows, documentaries, et cetera. Entertainment is supposed to bring us together and make us laugh but instead, it is becoming political. The entertainers…

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    In the musical, Sister Act, the costumes enhanced the musical and gave valuable information about characters and scenes. Costumes help the audience understand characteristics of characters. To start, the main character, Deloris Van Cartier, wore different costumes during different scenes which gave the audience information about the plot. At the beginning of the musical, Deloris wore a glittery, short, fancy dress because she performed onstage as a dancer. This gave the audience information on…

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    While details about the movie were great, Roeper could have gone into more details about the movie itself with information including the release date, direction, actors and actresses, screen play and other such details. These details could be an important factor in whether one wants to see a movie with their favorite director and actors/actresses in…

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    Anachronisms In A Knights Tale. Anachronisms are used in movies, novels, and more to make people relate and compare current day things to things in a different time period. Just like many people today don’t realize or acknowledge anachronisms some authors or writers don’t either. That’s why anachronisms are divided into two different types intentional and unintentional. Intentional Anachronisms are introduced into either literacy or artistic work to engage readers or an audience. Unintentional…

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    Films are products of their time and evolve as American culture evolves. As such, directorial use of existing technology, and the cultural desire for improved movie-making have led to the development of the motion picture industry. “To most people, a movie is popular entertainment, a product to be produced and marketed by a large commercial studio. Regardless of the subject matter, this movie is pretty to look at – every image is well polished by an army of skilled artists and technicians”…

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    Cinerama Film Analysis

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    Hollywood challenged television with its innovative technical advances to win back its lost audience to TV. The experimentation began with the release of the promo This is Cinerama in 1952, designed to introduce the wide screen process Cinerama, which became a landmark in film history. This was an attempt to show the wonders of the new widescreen format using three separate but synchronised camera images to create an enveloping picture through an arc of 146 degrees. It made the audience felt…

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    Actors were hired to lay outside of the train station and act as if they were hurt. The first actor played on the ground holding his stomach, groaning, and even saying, “Help, help, please help”. Herds of people passed by but no one helped him, even after 20 minutes of begging. Another actress was then placed at the scene after the first actor left to see if she would get any help. She acted like she was passed out.…

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    we know that first impressions are important. Physical appearance plays a large role in creating an image for oneself. However, first impressions are much more than just our genetics, makeup, or clothing choices. How we use our bodies, faces, and voices has a huge impact on how we are perceived. When a suitor walks up to that front door or into the perfect romantic restaurant, he or she is already communicating who they are just by the way they carry themselves. Posture is not something that we…

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    For our gathering execution, our gathering has picked the play Biloxi Blues by the creator Neil Simon. Biloxi Blues was initially performed in theater in late 1984, and won various honor, some of which incorporate the Tony Award for Best Play and Tony Award for Best Direction of a Play. The play is intended to be a parody identifying with power, additionally has some dim subjects to it, for example, bigotry and homophobia which are approaching over the generally entertaining play. The play is…

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    Tamingo Analysis

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    The thundering sounds of applause by the audience pulled me back into reality. Closing my eyes, all the characters and scenes of the magic flute flashed back into my mind. The courageous Tamino, the beautiful yet flexuous Pamina, the hilarious Papageno, the righteous Sarastro, and the selfish queen of the night, all of their songs, their emotions, and their performances carved deeply in my mind. Composed by one of the greatest musical genius – Mozart, the magic flute stands to be one of the most…

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