John Q. Archibald: The Plight of a Father John Q. is a movie that features Denzel Washington as John Q. Archibald as the main character. He works in a company in Chicago and has a wife and a boy child. During a baseball game, the son collapses and John and his...
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The Film Memento The act of using a reverse-chronological structure in telling a story shows gimmickry; it looks like the film in the show in real-time and its shot in a single take. The fact that film Memento narrative is non-linear fits Leonard Shelby's character (Schmidt). Even though he benefits from...
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Disneyland: A Magical Park for All Ages Disney is a magic park found in California that aims at bringing joy and entertainment to people of all ages. Many people visit Disneyland to get refreshed and interact with each other. Moore, the author of the play, portrays Jim as having childhood dreams...
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The Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till The documentary, the Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till, whose director is Keith. Beauchamp, introduces us to a disgusting story of a young boy, Emmet, who was lynched brutally. It brings out a significant period in the U.S when racial torture was at its...
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Kurosawa's Rashomon: The Manufacture of Truth Kurosawa uses different narrators with flashbacks to narrate Rashomon story. The story is a crime-drama highlighting a murder of a samurai and the trial that is ensuing. Using flashbacks, the stories from three narrators -woodcutter, a priest and a commoner- differ drastically with a slight...
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Stage Management Techniques Stage management techniques incorporate a variety of practices for effective theatrical productions. Stage management involves overseeing the rehearsal process and coordination of communication among personnel and production teams. Effective stage management requires a deep understanding of various aspects of production and requires organizational support to support smoothness of...
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Sketch Comedy and Improv Sketch comedy and improv are works of art which are often theatre-based. They, however, have a few differences, the first one being that sketch comedy revolves around a script, whereas improv is unplanned. While characters in sketch comedy know what follows during the event of the production,...
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Somm: A Documentary about the Master Sommelier Exam Somm is a documentary by Jason Wise that talks about the master sommelier exam. The documentary is about four men, DLynn, Dustin, Ian, and Brian, who have spared their lives to prepare for an exam. The four men memorize facts about making wines...
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“Janet King” is a TV series about a character with the same name who works as a Crown Prosecutor. “Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries” is set in the 1920s and involves a rich, female detective who was born in Australia but has a British accent. She came from a humble background...
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According to Claire Jean Kim The field of racial positions outlines the opportunity each ethnic group can gain. However, she further states that the area of racial posts is skewed favoring only the white race, therefore, enforcing white domination. Moreover, she agrees that the Asians Americans have been forced to racial triangulation...
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Interpersonal communication refers to the exchange of information between two or more individuals and is a fundamental aspect of human lives. Interpersonal communication entails independent individuals who are inherently rational (Dragojevic, Gasiorek and Giles 2). In the film The Prince of Tides, interpersonal communication is well expressed with each character...
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Episodic approach in the analysis of the film would involve focusing on an individual. A thematic approach on the others side would mainly focus on the issue. There are many other differences that would see the difference in the two approaches. The episodic approach in tackling a story or creating...
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