Aerwyna Where Are You Going Analysis

“ I am officer Pagel and you will do what I say or get shot on the spot in front of everyone to see.”

“Arrest me officer! I have committed the worst crime! Ohhhhhhh I did it this time, I really did it! I must be arrested at once so I don’t hurt any-” A gentleman gushed out, as he had just busted inside the doors.

“I’m Randy Kim, I was a police officer before everything went to shit. Most of these guys are prior law enforcement. Look we’re only trying to protect our own.”

The boat is gone and is nowhere to be seen. Alex and his friends spread out on the yacht to reassure themselves that nobody climber on board. While searching for intruders, Alex hears three gunshots. Alex runs to the south side of the yacht to check out what happened. Alex is frightened when he sees the guns that his three friends were holding are on the ground, and his friends are nowhere to be seen.

“I didn’t kill your sister,” I stated calmly, "if you need me you know where to find me."

There is no doubt that policing is a stressful career, the whole purpose of law enforcement is to serve and protect the public and that can put a lot of pressure on a police officer because they’re the people who are called first when tragedies happen and the community reply’s strongly on the police to make the neighborhoods that they live in a safer place. Policing is a stressful career because of the tragedies that officers see when they are on the job responding to a call, which can also be a very traumatizing depending on what the situation was, as well as the high demand that comes with the profession. Stress has a physical, mental, and emotional influence on an individual, which causes mental and bodily pressure. In the article “ Canadian

It was a Wednesday and Colleen and Keve were sitting on the couch watching Jaws. Like they do every Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday, and Friday. On Wednesday they watch Jaws 2, on Saturday they watch Jaws the Revenge, on Sunday they watch Jaws the Original, and on Friday they watch Jaws 3. So today they were watching Jaws 2.The movie was right at the scene when Hooper is down in the water looking for Jaws in the shark cage.

Before starting the day with officer Hutton, I was able to ask him a few questions at the police station. One of the questions asked was, “What’s it like being a cop and getting calls that could possibly put your life at risk?” Officer Hutton replied, “Honestly, I don’t even think about it. The city is a dangerous place and

A handful of less exciting, yet more realistic, aspects of crime were experienced by Taylor and Zavala during the film. They once reported for a noise complaint as well as respond to a welfare check of an elderly woman. There was even discussion between the officers of their difficult and tiresome schedules which added to the stress of Taylor being recently married and Zavala recently becoming a father. These events are more similar to the day-to-day occurrences which police officers deal with in real life. Some of the functions of patrol can be seen in these events, such as, “[maintaining] public order within the patrol area” and “[aiding] individuals and care for those who cannot help themselves” (Seigal & Worrall, 2012, pg. 207-208). There are also problems of policing found among these events, such as job stress which includes the “pressure of being on 24 hours per day leads to stress and emotional detachment” (Seigal & Worrall, 2012, pg. 259). Incidences like these may more accurately represent more common duties and stressors of police officers.

This film is predominantly a crime thriller which examines the mystery of a sinister crime-lord (Keyser Soze) and an explosion on a boat. This analysis will examine the concluding sequence of the film with particular focus on the use of editing and sound. After Detective

“Murder, Commissioner. This piece of shit killed my sister. I don’t know how he found out about her, but he did.”

This paper will discuss a police problem depicted in an award winning TV-show Southland. This scripted TV-show was based on lives and work of Los Angeles Police Officers.

The shot is paused and immediately ends when waves are pictured crashing against the

In the last few seconds of the 1st minute shows a shot of a sea and then the title which appears above the sea shot. As the sequence advances (02:00) the camera shows an extreme long shot of different parts of the city (Cape Girardeau, Missouri) at the bottom of these shots the credits are running along the screen. (02:37) There is a shot of Nick again at a low angle with very dim lighting because the the time of day. The 3rd minute of the movie the camera shows Nick in his car going to a bar. The background music is non-diegetic this is the narrator commentary which is added for dramatic effect. As the 4th minute approaches there is a close up of Amy as she writes an entry in her Diary. While this is shot is being portrayed a voiceover is happening and dialogue between the 2 main characters is happening a two shot surfaces out. The last minute of the movie (05:00 )the camera shows a full shot of people in the background at some sort of gathering . An extreme close up then appears of the two characters l flirting and making eye contact. The opening scene draws my attention so much because Fincher has a very lavish style of

2. The Lost World (Jurassic Park 3): similar scene towards end of film where ship crashes into dock.