Comparing Mise en scene of 1951 street car named desire and the national theatre version. Must use these two adaptations. Contain research from outsude sources. Cite your sources. Have a clear introduction and conclusion. Focus on the similarities of the mise en scene of both ,and why were these choices made? What are the styles […]
For this week’s movie, Django Unchained This week’s paper is 700 words minimum. Answer at least 4 of the questions below. 1. How do the setting and the scope of the narrative complement the other elements? 2. Are the plot events presented in chronological order? What is the significance of the order of plot events […]
Description The same word counts apply as for Tutorial Question 1. The Draft Version must be at least 400 words. The final version must be 600 words. The Draft Version is worth 5% of your topic mark. The Final Version will be worth 10% of your topic mark. For Tutorial Question 2 you have two […]
Pipeline – Scene 8. Dominique Morriseau’s Pipeline. Identify the Scene number you are writing on, then identify the central action of your scene, and the character that takes this action. Detail your character’s main objective, and how their action helped them work towards that objective. Explain how the character’s objective and action relate back to […]
Select a film from the list below, and access the key frame provided in the Power Point file in the Assessment Folder. The key frame is taken from a sequence of the film indicated in the sub-text box of the relevant Power Point image. With the above points in mind, answer the following: 1. […]
