Ally McBeal

zooming IN when the two characters are seated at the table in the restaurant because the two characters remain the same size while the background starts moving forward. 4 – Look at the end montage sequence from “Ally McBeal”. There are seven scenes (refer to pages 3 and 4 below, “Ally McBeal Scenes”). Pick three scenes and discuss the cinematography (camera movement, focus, colors, lighting, depth of field, composition, lenses, etc.).https://ccle.ucla.edu/mod/kalvidres/view.php?id=1398559

Deliberate practice is the ability to make oneself able to practice on a regular basis. This can apply to virtually anything that you would need to get better in. Deliberate practice also includes the ability to set a specific goal. This goal is used for getting to a certain point that will make you better at the thing you are practicing. You’ll also need a teacher to help you see mistakes that you can then go and fix while you’re practicing. With all of these things combined you’ll set a strong

the base here would support them. During the following weeks, more ships with men arrived, also bringing more supplies and equipment for base development. The objective of the Allies was to maintain these land positions from Japanese hold as quoted; “Much like the Japanese base at Sanananda a large proportion of the Allies at Milne Bay were devoted to non-combat tasks; building, maintaining and supplying the base and its most important component, the airfield”.http://kokoda.commemoration.gov.au/milne-bay/japanese-defeat-at-milne-bay

At the end of the Great War, Canada plunged into economic darkness; the once-powerful war industry was no longer needed and factories shut down all over the country, causing unemployment for civilians and veterans alike to skyrocket. This reflected on the military of Canada; vehicles that were destroyed were not replaced; the number of permanent forces and militia barely grew. Canada’s military saw a period of inactivity that would even cause land, sea and air components merged as a singular entity

heavily mined Scheldt estuary had been made safe, but the Allied eyes were on the Rhine crossings at Arnhem, not the lower Scheldt. By mid October the allies held most of the mainland forming the southern bank of the estuary, but the Germans still held the island of Walcheren, which guarded the port entrance. It was a matter of urgency for the allies to use Antwerp as the supply problem threatened the to curtail the allied plan of prosecuting the war on a wide front. As winter weather might be expected

player, and when the United States joined the war, that is just what they got (History.com Staff). All in all D-day was an amazing and well thought out battle plan. When the Allies elected General Dwight D. Eisenhower as their commander and main planner of Operation Overlord, things started looking brighter for the Allies. They knew that Eisenhower was a wise man, and trusted in his plan. Eisenhower knew this would be a daunting task, however, and did the best he could with the time and supplies

D-Day was a major event in history and there are lots of reasons why the Allies had success in the invasion. In this essay I will focus on three reasons I believe to be the most significant to victory. Those reasons are Air Supremacy, Unique and adapted tanks and Operation Fortitude South. D-Day tanks were specialised to fit the environment of Normandy while still being effective in combat. Air Supremacy was crucial to distract the Germans with the gliders, paratroopers, bombers, and fake dummies

During the evacuation of Dunkirk in 1940 ships from the Royal Navy as well as hundreds of civilian ships helped to save the thousands of stranded soldiers. But one is well known, a paddle steamer named ‘The Medway Queen’ made a total of seven round trips to Dunkirk, successfully rescuing more than 7,000 soldiers. Today, many movies have depicted different parts of World War 2, Dunkirk directed by Christopher Nolan has caused enthusiasm about the specific event. Many movie critics have been trying

Halifax Overview Halifax is a West Yorkshire town in the borough of Calderdale that has a rich history in confectionery and woollen manufacturing, as well as finance (the Halifax banking chain was founded in the city). Jobs in Halifax centre on the commercial sector, with the town having long been established as the commercial hub of Calderdale. Some 35,000 people work in Halifax, making it the area with the largest workforce in the borough, according to council figures. The cost of living in the

Champagne region of France. The battle was between the French Fourth Army and the German 3rd Army. The Battle of Champagne was one of the many bloody battles fought on the western front. It was the first significant attack against the Germans by the Allies since the trenches. Joseph Joffre’s Plan Joseph Joffre who is the French Chief of the general staff begun the second largest Allied offensive on the West Front, after that known as the Battle of Champagne. The plan was for the French Fourth Army