Trainspotting (1996) – Analyse the scene of the death of baby Dawn Analyse the scene in Trainspotting (1996), by Danny Boyle, where baby Dawn dies (from 38:48 to 42:14) and discuss it with the movies themes. Keep in mind for your analysis: the title of the movie, narrative, storytelling, movie structure, writing, editing.
Analysis on the movie “her” (2013) Research Paper The research paper itself is to be a 2,000 word essay that introduces, elaborates, and summarizes a nuanced argument about science fiction film. The argument must rely on at least 5 academic sources to back up its claims. The goal is to use the feedback you received […]
Research paper about censorship in international films before 1945 Essay be 2000 words: Prepare a paper about censorship in international (non Hollywood) films before 1945. Write about how it changed over time. Write about how you love Quentin Tarantino and his gory aspect to films.
Choose a Canadian film agency: Telefilm, and report on and analyze their history, mandate and role within the Canadian media landscape. Briefly summarize their history and mandate and how they have responded to the covid pandemic. How are they developing new strategies of exhibition or community building and how successful are these. Description Format: Use […]
Film and Television Narrative Describe the Differences and Similarities Between Film and Television Narrative
Trainspotting Case Study Instructions: Produce a 2,000-word case study of one film from the ‘see also’ sections of the syllabus. Your case study should include relevant production data (director, producer, cinematographer, screenwriter, production designer, editor, genre, duration, main cast, year of release), a brief plot synopsis, and a detailed commentary, focusing on the film’s production […]
ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND (2004) Description While watching Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004), pay special attention to the shot-to-shot relations that have been this week’s primary focus: graphic relations, rhythmic relations, spatial relations, and temporal relations. When do these relationships between shots enhance continuity (similarity) and when do they create discontinuity […]
THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL (2014) Description As you watch The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014), observe how all 4 of the components of mise-en-scene (setting, costumes and makeup, lighting, staging) work together in the film to shape the narrative and define character personalities, relationships, and conflicts. Director Wes Anderson is known for creating “quirky,” fantastical and […]
Length: Minimum of 3 but no more than 5 pages, MLA format for short papers (double space, 12 pt font either Times New Roman or Calibri, 1 inch margins) This must be submitted either as a Word document or PDF Refer directly to specific moments in the film in your answer to illustrate your thinking […]
Description Complete screening analyses from a film or television show of your choice. In your analysis consider the following questions: Does the text conform to the three-act structure (set-up, confrontation and resolution) as described by Syd Field? Why do you think the filmmaker and/or showrunner made that decision and what affect does it have on […]
