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THIS MUST BE THE PLACE

THIS MUST BE THE PLACE

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... 2 THIS MUST BE THE PLACE Product Placement, American Idol, and Ford’s Multimillion-Dollar Mistake REMEMBER THAT COMMERCIAL you saw on American Idol two nights ago? The one where the ... more, the sheer potency of the branded logos the ones that had placed their products strategically throughout the program or advertised during the program—had actually inhibited the recall of the ... between the drink and the emotions provoked by the show. Similarly, Cingular became associated as the instrument through which contestants can either accomplish their dreams or at the very least become...
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One source of evaluation will obviously be the trainees themselves

One source of evaluation will obviously be the trainees themselves

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... guided to the students how to write the answers. The teacher also helped them remember the programme when they asked. They spent about one hour on remembering, thinking and answering the questions. ... thô.3.3.5. Reorganizing the contents The survey results suggest that ESP should be taken placed in the course 4 when the learners finish General English. The writer of this minor thesis would like ... discourse. There is, therefore, no need to focus closely on the surface forms of the language. The focus should rather be on the underlying interpretive strategies, which enable the learner...
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WRITING THE SHORT FILM (Third Edition)

WRITING THE SHORT FILM (Third Edition)

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... slightly goofy—and their innocent exuberance on the beach quicklyendear them to us. They treat one another and the young woman they meetwith old-fashioned courtesy, and the wardrobe they lug about ... and empty beach. The scene is shot and cut in aleisurely way, and the young men behave as though they had all the timein the world. But as soon as they begin their journey through the streetsand ... postmodern films or videos. THE EVOLUTION OF THE SHORT FILM At the outset of film being created as an art, all films were short. Indeed,until 1913, all films were 15 minutes long or less. Only after the...
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Writing the short film 3th - Part 9

Writing the short film 3th - Part 9

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... right into the middle of things. In this case, because the film is to be so short, it makes sense to open with a scene showing the boy and his father in the tower as if they’d been there for some ... the stronger the antagonist, the stronger the conflict, and the harder the protagonist must struggle to achieve his orher goal. The decision as to who or what should be the antagonist in a film script ... Daedalus after the story outline about Icarus.2. What Is Icarus’s Situation at the Beginning of the Script? The shorter the film or video is to be, the more license is given the scriptwriter...
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Writing the short film 3th - Part 10

Writing the short film 3th - Part 10

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... his father, the sea, the sky, the sun, and the gulls that perchon the open parapets. Imagine a pile of the feathers he’s gathered and the ways he invents to play with them—trying to make them ... with the gullfeathers, in the answer to Question 2, and knowing that the climax must take place during his flight, it first seemed to us that the catalyst, or agent forchange, in the script must ... script must be the moment when Daedalus conceives ofescaping on wings made of feathers and wax. The difficulty was thatDaedalus was not our protagonist. Therefore the question became this: Howcould...
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Writing the short film 3th - Part 11

Writing the short film 3th - Part 11

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... to the climax? The ending? During the two men’s descent down the high outside wall of the mansion, footsteps can be heard approaching in the yard below. The youth loses his nerve and freezes. The ... To be believable, the character’s capacityfor out-of -the- ordinary behavior needs to have been glimpsed by the audi-ence—even if not recognized for what it is—at some point in the story beforeit ... live-action world, believability of behavior doesn’t matter as much.) For example,in the outline above, Icarus ordinarily obeys his father without question, ifsullenly, until the moment in the flight...
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Writing the short film 3th - Part 12

Writing the short film 3th - Part 12

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... in the first page or so of Thelma and Louise. Reading the script or viewing the film for the first time, we are enough engaged by the two women—what they aredoing and what they are saying—to be ... actions,should always be noted: these can often be more revealing than speech.Remember that your purpose in doing this exercise is to hear the intervie-wee out, not to control the way in which the interview ... necessary—and, in the short film, it shouldn’t be much—can often be given through behavior,or through dialogue whose primary purpose is to forward the dramaticaction, as in the excerpt from Thelma and...
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Writing the short film 3th - Part 13

Writing the short film 3th - Part 13

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... Writing the Short Film Ch06.qxd 9/27/04 6:05 PM Page 76 THE RATIONALE BEHIND THE CHANGES The father’s inner action is to get the mother to tell the child about the divorcewithout his having to be ... Very likely because of this, his profound identification with the characterof the Beast in his 1945 rendition of Beauty and the Beast helped shape the writ-ing and performance of the “monster’s” ... seemed better to avoid breakingup their exchange, because removing the interruption increased the tensionbetween them, and holding off on the audience’s discovery of Annie under the table until the...
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Writing the short film 3th - Part 14

Writing the short film 3th - Part 14

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... Mark the crises, ending with the climax. Cut out each of these episodes,however short. Lay the pieces out in their current order on a table or the floor, and then begin to shuffle them about. ... inviewing the film. 82 Writing the Short Film Ch07.qxd 9/27/04 6:05 PM Page 82 Ch07.qxd 9/27/04 6:05 PM Page 86 In Sob Story, Matthew Goldenberg and Michael Slavens give us this firstglimpse ... also read bit parts, if necessary. It is best to have the actors readthrough the script slowly to themselves at least once to get the sense of it,before the actual reading aloud. Plan to leave...
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Writing the short film 3th - Part 15

Writing the short film 3th - Part 15

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... powerful the resist-ance, whether through the antagonist or other forces, the greater the conflictpotential. Remember that barriers to the character’s goal may be external (a place, another person) ... antagonist in a story, the greater the struggle of the protagonist. If the goal of the story is to portrayheroic behavior, the role of the antagonist can be crucial. If the goal is moreto portray ... the character want, desire, or need to achieve this goal? The greater the desire of the character, the greater the potential for conflict. The parallel with regard to the plot is also true: the...
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This potent fence - the holy sin of grief

This potent fence - the holy sin of grief

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... sin-drawn line between the dead and the living found a discursive parallel in the contrast between the celestialobject celebrated by the poem and the fallen language in which the poem had to be written. ... distinctionbetween the grief they felt and the poem itself as a second-rate expres-sion of that grief. In this they echoed Donne, who questioned, at the death of the fifteen-year-old Elizabeth Drury, the ... the one hand, the death of a saint posed a grim reminder that earth was not heaven. The holy sin of grief  On the other, it proved that the terrifying space between the two realmscould be...
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